在你看来，你遇到过的最令人惊讶、最怪异、最奇怪或最“WTF”的语言特性是什么?
请每个回答只回答一个特征。
当前回答
我最喜欢的c++之一:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << 3 << 5 << endl;
cout << (3 << 5) << endl;
return 0;
}
当然，这很容易解释，但它让刚开始编程的学生摸不着头脑!
其他回答
这个古老的PHP宠儿本身并不完全是WTFish，但作用域解析错误是许多开发人员看到的事情之一，值得给一些WTF的爱:
$class = new StdClass();
$class::test();
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM on line 3
PHP
来自在线文档: string implode (string $glue, array $pieces) -用字符串连接数组元素 注意:由于历史原因，implode()可以以任意一种顺序接受其形参。
这是可行的:implode($someArray， $glue)
希望他们能在PHP 6中消除这些历史怪癖。
在JavaScript中:
'5' + 3 gives '53'
而
'5' - 3 gives 2
在C:
int main() {
int i = 0;
int array[] = {1,2};
return (i[array] + 1 == array[i]);
}
这个程序将返回1 (true)。
C# has a feature called "extension methods", which are roughly analogous to Ruby mix-ins - Essentially, you can add a method to any pre-existing class definition (for instance, you oould add "reverse()" to String if you were so inclined). That alone is fine- The "Weird" part is that you can add these extension methods, with a method body and everything, to an interface. On the one hand, this can be handy as a way to add a single method to a whole swath of classes which aren't part of the same inheritance tree. On the other, you're adding fleshed out methods to interfaces, essentially breaking the very definition of an interface.
