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Julia does not (semantically) have static types. It just proves that you don't need static typing to have an incredibly rich and useful type system, and you don
by eigenspace 6y ago
Julia does not (semantically) have static types. It just proves that you don't need static typing to have an incredibly rich and useful type system, and you don't need static types to have top notch performance.
- nextos 6y agoExactly, in case of Julia I think it all boils down to multiple dispatch and ahead-of-time compilation. But it's still dynamic!