That's why I heartfelt aversion for any dynamic-typed programming language:
why would you throw away such a beautiful feature that does tell you, at compile time, if "X can be fitted into Y / passed to function Z()" (not just checking for undefined), rather than have errors at runtime ? :confused:
Lack of type checking looks great at first. But in the long run...
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That's why I heartfelt aversion for any dynamic-typed programming language:
why would you throw away such a beautiful feature that does tell you, at compile time, if "X can be fitted into Y / passed to function Z()" (not just checking for undefined), rather than have errors at runtime ? :confused:
Lack of type checking looks great at first. But in the long run...