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Wrong? That's a bit of an odd question. It's only wrong if the context is, "what is an example of a sound type system?" Now, there are distinct disadvantages t
by eximius 9y ago
Wrong? That's a bit of an odd question. It's only wrong if the context is, "what is an example of a sound type system?"
Now, there are distinct disadvantages to unsound type systems, but that doesn't make them "wrong". I love Python and sometimes wish I could turn on a switch in the interpreter that made it statically typed, but there is no denying there is a freedom and (initial) productivity boost in ducktyping.
- icebraining 9y agoPython does have static typing nowadays :) Checkout Mypy, and also Dropbox's PyAnnotate, which helps statically type existing sources by recording types during runtime and then adding them to the code.