4 ms·
In a statically typed language, the code will not run until I have convinced the compiler that it should. If I wanted to explore the behaviour of `frobnicate` b
by victorNicollet 8y ago
In a statically typed language, the code will not run until I have convinced the compiler that it should. If I wanted to explore the behaviour of `frobnicate` before committing to a design, I would still have to define all those satellite types that may well become unnecessary.
- seanwilson 8y agoTypeScript lets you add the "any" type to say you don't care now. Solved?
- victorNicollet 8y agoI mentioned Typescript as an example of language where I could do this, so... Yes? Typescript is not a language I would say has a verbose type system.