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Yeah agreed. i mean in that example, if tveastman wrote it in a fast language the first time, the rewrite probably wouldn't have been required. (i think that tw
by juststeve 7y ago
Yeah agreed. i mean in that example, if tveastman wrote it in a fast language the first time, the rewrite probably wouldn't have been required. (i think that tweet was for a bit of a laugh anyway, because he can now write new code in Rust.)
But as many languages support implicit static typing, the folklore that dynamic languages are "more expressive" is not actually correct.
such as:
let x = "string literal" //compiled as string
let y = 42 //compiled as int
let z : i32 = 100 //compiled with type declared as 32 bit int.