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There's always types. The question is if they're dynamic, static, implied or explicit.
by speed_spread 2y ago
There's always types. The question is if they're dynamic, static, implied or explicit.
- necovek 2y agoYou seem to be talking about "typing". The article uses "types" for introduction of new classes/structs (eg. typedef in C), and I carried that terminology over.