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> (...) in an untyped language, you can run code that doesn't depend on the missing APIs but happens to be in the same module as code that does depend on them.
by Martijn 15y ago
> (...) in an untyped language, you can run code that doesn't depend on the missing APIs but happens to be in the same module as code that does depend on them.
So this advantage is about writing code that isn't intended to be compiled or run yet. I can do that in a statically typed language too: I just put the code in a comment block.
Or am I missing something here?
- dkarl 15y agoNope, you're not missing anything. That's another valid workaround, which undermines the practical advantage of untyped languages yet a little bit more.