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I agree there are generally trade offs, that's essentially the results of my "60 pages of pointlessness" paper. If you did have time to read the paper you would
by efarrer 14y ago
I agree there are generally trade offs, that's essentially the results of my "60 pages of pointlessness" paper. If you did have time to read the paper you would notice a reference to this book http://my.safaribooksonline.com/book/software-engineering-and-development/9781590595008/bruce-eckel-strong-typing-vsdot-strong-testing/bruce_eckel_colon_strong_typing_vs http://my.safaribooksonline.com/book/software-engineering-an... that is an agument for unit testing instead of static typing. I think we need to use the scientific method in computer science and not just base our ideas of intuition, belief or absolutes like "It's never so black and white".