A lot of people are criticising dynamic typing for this. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with typing discipline. words = ( 'yes', '

A lot of people are criticising dynamic typing for this. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with typing discipline. words = ( 'yes', 'correct', 'affirmative' 'agreed', ) Would be a tuple (immutable list) of strings, while words = ( 'yes', 'correct', 'affirmative', 'agreed', ) would also be a tuple of strings. If haskell had for some reason decided to have the same syntax sugar, it also would have caused an issue.