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> Every time you reach for python after a typed language, it feels like going through a barbed minefield blindfolded. Using both Python and mandatorily statica
by dragonwriter 2y ago
> Every time you reach for python after a typed language, it feels like going through a barbed minefield blindfolded.
Using both Python and mandatorily statically typed languages regularly professsionally (my main working languages being C#, Python, and a mix of JS and TS), that's not my experience at all.
(Of course, Python has a variety of optional static typecheckers with differing degrees of type inference, as well as supporting explicit type specifications; its not untyped unless you choose to use it that way.)
- worik 2y ago> mandatorily statically typed languages.... C#, Python, and a mix of JS and TS JS and TS are not good examples of typed languages. I dunno about c#