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Textual type annotations and static type checking tend to go hand in hand. There's no point in using type annotations if the language doesn't do anything to val
by munchbunny 7y ago
Textual type annotations and static type checking tend to go hand in hand. There's no point in using type annotations if the language doesn't do anything to validate that they are true.
- UncleMeat 7y agoTONS of languages don't have written type annotations all over the place and still have static type checking.
- saghm 7y ago> There's no point in using type annotations if the language doesn't do anything to validate that they are true. Yes, but there's _plenty_ of use for static type validations even if you don't use type annotations.