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> No types barking No thanks
by owlstuffing 1y ago
> No types barking
No thanks
- codr7 1y agoCommon Lisp supports gradual typing and will (from my experience) do a much better job of analyzing code and pointing out errors than your typical scripting language.
- tmtvl 1y agoThe reason I switched from Scheme to Common Lisp was because I could say... (defun foo (x) (declare (type (Integer 0 100) x)) (* x (get-some-value-from-somewhere-else))) And then do a (describe 'foo) in the REPL to get Lisp to tell me that it wants an integer from 0 to 100.