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Bash fucks me up so much, too. You just put the parentheses there to say that something is a function, not for actually declaring the parameters that can be passed in…
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Haskell:
=The language of the gods
Some Lisp dialects:
(λ () )your IDE is hiding 6 characters there
Some Lisps will accept a literal Unicode lambda character.
function() {}JavaScript can do better than that:
() => {}C++:
[](){}Huh, I haven’t looked at C++ in decades, and I didn’t know they’d added lambda functions/expressions, in C++11. Apparently you can shorten it further:
[]{}
Nix:
x:;
