> In the end, the dynamic vs static typing argument has likely been going on since before most HN user's were born (since at least the 50s). I suspect we aren't

> In the end, the dynamic vs static typing argument has likely been going on since before most HN user's were born (since at least the 50s). I suspect we aren't going to reach a definite conclusion today either. Sure thing, but wanted to insert a few facts informing your assertive OP regarding "lines of code" and "unit-tests". p.s. "worst bugs" The worst bugs in my 3 decades career have involved reliance on a broken test-base "verifying" widely shared code in an evolving codebase.