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Programming
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Variable initialization, assignments and use in array construction can be tricky to varying degrees in different programming languages. When a variable is used during initialization of an array, some may assume that assignment to that variable will be carried to the array, too.
If you think LISP or ML are the only prevelant languages for recursive programming, I think you're right from one point of view. From another point of view, you really need to take another look at Java.
Here is a book in its second edition, and it looks hot.
