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Type annotations aren't inline in all languages. If you're writing Haskell or Elm, as a few examples, then you get static types without having to write them out
by wolfadex 6y ago
Type annotations aren't inline in all languages. If you're writing Haskell or Elm, as a few examples, then you get static types without having to write them out and if you do write them out they sit above the function that uses them.
- ric2b 6y agoI don't think anyone is disappointed that it isn't literally inline, the problem is that it's in separate files.