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Explicit is better than implicit. But I can see the value of inference if the type is defined by a constant. If the rule is "Variables are the type of the con
by eternityforest 3y ago
Explicit is better than implicit.
But I can see the value of inference if the type is defined by a constant. If the rule is "Variables are the type of the constant that you assign in the definition, anything else is manual" it's pretty obvious.
- thefaux 3y ago(noun Explicit) (verb is) (adjective better) (conjunction than) (noun implicit).