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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Not in the short term. C++ is a very pragmatic language for implementing
compilers, since it has good performance characteristics and allows higher-level
programming idioms than C.

That said, we do expect Swift to a better language than C++ in a number of ways,
That said, we do expect Swift to be a better language than C++ in a number of ways,
so why don't we implement the compiler itself in Swift? There are a couple of
reasons that bootstrapping is not a good idea, at least in the short term:

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