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Elm and other ML-family languages have type inference, it does not ask a major part of human annoation of types while catches errors in compile time nonetheless
by nobody0 6y ago
Elm and other ML-family languages have type inference, it does not ask a major part of human annoation of types while catches errors in compile time nonethelessly
- vbsteven 6y agoKotlin has type inference as well so typically you only write types in function signatures. It's rare that you write a type in a function body. Coupled with good IDE support for showing you the type of x in `var x = myFunc()` when you need it.