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> I think it would help if you used concrete examples to demonstrate what you mean. I have. Multiple times. > Deny it all you want. I don't really care to ge
by msla 9y ago
> I think it would help if you used concrete examples to demonstrate what you mean.
I have. Multiple times.
> Deny it all you want. I don't really care to get into a definitional war with you.
You're not making your case, making me assume you don't have one.
> Weaker type systems permit this form of autoconversion.
Proof that the type system I'm talking about isn't weak, unlike the ones C and Go have.
I also don't appreciate being downvoted for having a pleasant discussion relevant to the topic.
- burntsushi 9y agoYou didn't use a single concrete example. Please show some Go code that demonstrates your point. > I also don't appreciate being downvoted for having a pleasant discussion relevant to the topic. I didn't downvote you (I couldn't even if I wanted to, HN disallows it). But you have certainly not made this a pleasant conversation. Your comments aren't intelligible to me. I've asked for clarification and you haven't given it, which leads me to believe you aren't interested in a good conversation. > Proof that the type system I'm talking about isn't weak I never contested that. > unlike the ones C and Go have. The only claim I've made is that Go's type system is "strong." You have, not once, ever responded to this claim directly.