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It depends on the language expresiveness, not on it being static/dynamic types. Dynamic languages tend to have less limitations to expresiveness (no typechecker
by javcasas 5y ago
It depends on the language expresiveness, not on it being static/dynamic types. Dynamic languages tend to have less limitations to expresiveness (no typechecker in the middle) and then you have programming languages with static types and decent typecheckers that don't require design patterns because they are still very expressive.