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From: adrian@acm.org (Adrian Cho)
Subject: Syntax question
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I am writing a chart comparing the syntax of a number of languages for an English sentence.
For example:

English:    Jack, put the box on the table

Smalltalk:  Jack putThe: box onThe: table

C:          putOn( Jack, box, table )

C++:        Jack.putOn( box, table )

Would someone in this newsgroup be kind enough to e-mail to me (adrian@acm.org)
the equivalent for the language of this newsgroup.  I think the above example
is self-explanatory.  Jack, box, and table are entities or objects and 'put on' is an action
or verb.   Please use the correct case.

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks

Adrian

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