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It's not annotation noise however, it's syntax noise.
by Simran-B 1y ago
It's not annotation noise however, it's syntax noise.
- johnisgood 1y agoThanks for the correction. Is it really not "annotation"? What makes the difference?
- Simran-B 1y agoYou're not providing extra information to the compiler, clarifying the intent, but merely follow the requirements of the language when writing . to infer the type or @ to use a built-in function.
- johnisgood 1y agoThank you. My previous comment got down-voted despite it being a legitimate question, weird times.
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