Introducing the D Programming Language

[A-Man]

I think you misunderstood slices, but array copying is dead simple

Python has slicing and will reference when you assign an array. But slicing would always do a deep copy, so I thought that's how it'd work too here. But .dup() works well too.

You're missing the point, static is not reserved for CTFE in anyway ... also be achieved with 'const' keyword.

Because @NightmareX1337 is ... in C++.

I see. So I understand things gets implicitly declared for CTFE? I am not sure, this link NX gave is of a forum thread in which the first post links to an issue posted on stack overflow that shows how hideous this can become.

I don't understand what you mean by that.

I mean there are also other factors one should consider when comparing a language to another. I named Vulkan as an example for an API which came available natively on C and not other languages. Other languages one generally need to wait for wrappers and ports or write them on their own. Also, most of the questions/pitholes of C/C++, if not all, have already been asked at least once on the internet for you to find when you're stumbled. That's probably not true for D however, with which you're to expect a less active community supporting it.