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You can write a unit test for anything you can think of, of course. But a strongly-typed language will catch such errors automatically (and for free) at compil
by human20190310 7y ago
You can write a unit test for anything you can think of, of course.
But a strongly-typed language will catch such errors automatically (and for free) at compile time, even if you didn't anticipate the failure case.
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