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=How Does the Compiler Assign Values to <tt>iota</tt>== | |||
The compiler parses <code>const()</code> sequences, and each time it encounters a <code>iota</code> constant, it assigns it the zero-based index of the constant, as it appears in the <code>const()</code> sequence. | |||
Revision as of 19:52, 13 September 2024
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iota is referred to as an enumerator.
How Does the Compiler Assign Values to iota=
The compiler parses const() sequences, and each time it encounters a iota constant, it assigns it the zero-based index of the constant, as it appears in the const() sequence.