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Line 3: == Examples == Nearly all [[programming language]]s in common use today are strict. Examples include [[C programming language\|C]], [[~~C plus plus\|~~C++]], [[Java programming language\|Java]], [[Perl programming language\|Perl]] (up through version 5), [[Python programming language\|Python]], [[Ruby programming language\|Ruby]], [[Common Lisp programming language\|Common Lisp]], [[Scheme programming language\|Scheme]], and [[ML programming language\|ML]]. The best known non-strict languages are [[Haskell programming language\|Haskell]], [[Miranda programming language\|Miranda]], and [[Clean programming language\|Clean]]. == Explanation ==

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