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There's no reason why a statically typed language cannot also use an interpreter and avoid expensive optimisation and code generation upfront. For example, GHC
by willtim 9y ago
There's no reason why a statically typed language cannot also use an interpreter and avoid expensive optimisation and code generation upfront. For example, GHC Haskell has an interpreter, runHaskell, that will run a Haskell program straightaway with little delay (type checking is fast).