putsconst
Putsconst is a programming utility concept used to display the constants defined within a given scope, such as a module, class, or namespace, along with their current values. It is described in discussions of debugging and introspection as a lightweight way to inspect the runtime state of a program.
Typically implemented in languages that support reflection or a constants registry, putsconst takes a scope as
Example: In pseudocode, putsconst(MyModule) might print:
Implementation details vary by language. In dynamically typed languages with robust reflection, putsconst can be implemented
Limitations include dependence on language support for reflecting on constants, potential changes if constants are redefined