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> Because it's a statically typed language it's all in the IDE. What if you don't want to use VS directly? Also, if it's "all in the IDE" why have it online at
by jimktrains2 11y ago
> Because it's a statically typed language it's all in the IDE.
What if you don't want to use VS directly? Also, if it's "all in the IDE" why have it online at all? And if it is on line, why not just include the return type?