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I'll start: regex
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>>103227729
Hard to pick just one.
>Significant whitespace (Haskell, Python)
>List comprehensions (Haskell, Python)
>Currying (Haskell)
>HM type system with type classes (Haskell, Rust)
>Mixfix function calls (Smalltalk, Objective C)
>Native bignums (Python)
>Hierarchical namespaces with dot notation (any language worth using)

One thing I have learned is that syntax sugar is more important than it seems. If in one language a feature is #foo and in the other it's Make_Octothorpe(foo), this will affect the entire coding style and philosophy of both languages.
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AST procedural macros
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>Hierarchical namespaces with dot notation
this one is nice, but the same syntax for struct dereferencing is also mandatory. Idk if both of them existing within a single language that also have type inference but it's possible.
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highly mandatory. language without should have stopped existing in 2000
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the state of /g/



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