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In theory and to some degree in practice. The compiler won't fix the code that compiles but runs incorrectly. Besides, there are statically typed functional la
by tastyminerals2 6y ago
In theory and to some degree in practice. The compiler won't fix the code that compiles but runs incorrectly.
Besides, there are statically typed functional languages where compiling time is not a problem, see D.
- bad_user 6y agoI haven't worked with D, but D isn't a functional programming language ;-)
- tastyminerals2 6y agoYou will be surprised if you do ;) Multi-paradigm to be exact. Scala is a multi-paradigm as well btw. http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/stuff/FunctionalD.pdf http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/stuff/FunctionalD.pdf
- Recurecur 6y agoJulia also has plenty of functional features, but is above all a practical, fast, and fast-compiling language. The elegance is free.