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I don't think that's true. But even if I did, it doesn't address my point above that, in return for having to solve the "puzzle", programmers in more strongly-t

I don't think that's true. But even if I did, it doesn't address my point above that, in return for having to solve the "puzzle", programmers in more strongly-typed languages gain numerous other advantages.

keymone 8y ago
> in return for having to solve the "puzzle", programmers in more strongly-typed languages gain numerous other advantages advantages and disadvantages. and solution to the puzzle is almost always wrong or becomes outdated and requires major rethinkings often.