Järeldot
Järeldot is a programming concept that refers to the characteristic of a programming language where a dot operator, typically used for accessing members of an object or struct, can be used to invoke methods on a primitive data type, such as an integer or a string, as if it were an object. This feature aims to provide a more object-oriented and consistent syntax for working with fundamental data types.
Languages that support järeldot often achieve this through compiler extensions or by implicitly wrapping primitive types
The benefit of järeldot lies in its syntactic sugar, making code more readable and concise. It can