Moreover, we need to distinguish between the base (i.e. standard) language
and the implemented language (and its extensions). Almost all programming
languages with more than one implementations do. For instance, standard C
cannot have nested functions, but C implemented by GCC can. Standard C
cannot have ... to mark range in case part of a switch statement, but C
implemented by GCC can.
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