The run-time distinction
Read OriginalThe article analyzes the fundamental distinction some programming languages make between compile-time and run-time constructs. Using Java and Python as examples, it explains how Java separates declaration and execution, while Python allows executable statements at the top level, enabling features like decorators. It discusses the implications for language expressiveness and touches on RPython (used in PyPy) as a hybrid example.
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