First-class in a sentence as an adjective

So your memory-safe language needs some first-class escape hatch to unsafe code.

An alternative would be to turn any ticket you buy into a first-class ticket.

The lack of first-class functions is the major reason why there are so many design patterns in Java.

The primary reason is that I do not believe that tablets should be first-class computing devices.

Now that Apps for Domains will be a first-class, revenue generating product, maybe they'll answer the damn phone.

Send these, the landowners, first-class-turbulence-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the door for those with gold!

But genuine support for a first-class computing experience is one of the few things that would tempt me back onto those platforms.

I think that Python's native tuple types, first-class functions and comprehensions make the difference.

Passing the sorting comparator is the primary use of first-class functions.

These new Chrome apps are the programming model for the upcoming native Android webappsThe next milestone I expect to see is V8 added alongside Dalvik as a first-class runtime for Android.

Its making side-effects first-class citizens: now you can write code that talks about having or not having them!You can still have side-effects however you want, you just have to be explicit about it.

First-class definitions

adjective

very good;of the highest quality; "made an excellent speech"; "the school has excellent teachers"; "a first-class mind"

See also: excellent fantabulous splendid