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"...without a type system..." Sorry to be a pedant, but dynamically typed is not the same as without a type system, it is merely without a type checker. They p
by brehaut 17y ago
"...without a type system..."
Sorry to be a pedant, but dynamically typed is not the same as without a type system, it is merely without a type checker. They probably look the same to somebody well versed in Haskell but the distinction matters.
- eru 17y agoAs somebody well-versed in Haskell, I can attest that a dynamic type system does look different to me than no type system. With a dynamic type system you get your errors at least at runtime. With no type system your program just behaves wrong.