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> the objects being mapped to implicitly are the schema Dynamic languages don't have an enforced schema. You can do it manually, but a schema is easier, specia
by hyperpallium 7y ago
> the objects being mapped to implicitly are the schema
Dynamic languages don't have an enforced schema. You can do it manually, but a schema is easier, special-purpose, declarative.
Plus, data schema languages are typically far more expressive than programming languages. e.g. java doesn't even have nonnullable (which C had, as non-typedef structs). They're closer to a database schema.