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Totally agreed, using dynamic languages, all became a guessing game, everyone is guessing, the IDE is guessing, the programmer is guessing what's inside this va
by ZLeviathan 11y ago
Totally agreed, using dynamic languages, all became a guessing game, everyone is guessing, the IDE is guessing, the programmer is guessing what's inside this variable?
- scotty79 11y agoWith declared types programmer is still guessing the meaning and IDE doesn't care anymore. I think that's the reason dynamic languages work because guessing types is easy for people. Guessing meaning is the hard part.
- lispm 11y agoStrange. I'm just asking the Lisp system: CL-USER 1 > (class-of *standard-output*) #<STANDARD-CLASS EDITOR::RUBBER-STREAM 40E035A2E3> Oh, the class of the value of *standard-output* is EDITOR:RUBBER-STREAM... From there I can find the source, find the applicable methods, the slots, the super classes...