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Dynamically typed languages are perhaps not as easy to program in as thought. You need a lot of practice in naming things to produce readable code. For example,
by bjourne 8y ago
Dynamically typed languages are perhaps not as easy to program in as thought. You need a lot of practice in naming things to produce readable code. For example, in Java it doesn't matter if the count of items is stored in a variable named 'n' or 'f'. The type would still be int. In Python, 'f' would be a confusing name, but 'n' would be acceptable.