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In a language where most errors will be runtime errors (Ruby), the inheritace problem described in the article is much less of a problem. In such a language (e
by cies 5y ago
In a language where most errors will be runtime errors (Ruby), the inheritace problem described in the article is much less of a problem.
In such a language (e.g. Ruby), you will need test suites where languages with (strong) types use the type system to prove some level of correctness.
I used to be a fan of dyn typed langs (Ruby), but I've changed, I prefer strongly typed langs now for anything more than quick throw away scripts.