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I'm fond of using this analogy in the other direction: "tests are experiments, types are proofs". (To be more precise, static types are propositions that the t
by matt_kantor 6y ago
I'm fond of using this analogy in the other direction: "tests are experiments, types are proofs".
(To be more precise, static types are propositions that the type checker tries to prove, but that's not as catchy.)