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Common Lisp is strongly typed (type mismatches result in a sensible error), but is by default dynamically typed, unless you annotate. The type system is not ca
by reikonomusha 9y ago
Common Lisp is strongly typed (type mismatches result in a sensible error), but is by default dynamically typed, unless you annotate.
The type system is not capable of useful, extensible polymorphic types, though.