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Is weird. If you have static types then want dynamic (I want it with Delphi). If have dynamic then want static (I want it with python). I have thinking in how
by mamcx 13y ago
Is weird. If you have static types then want dynamic (I want it with Delphi). If have dynamic then want static (I want it with python).
I have thinking in how a language with both could be. For example, say Customer.Name(Str) is static but Customer..Name(?Str) is dynamic. In my experience, is better to have static typing almost all the time and "escape" to dynamic for auto-generate things (like data from a DB) and/or quick experiments...
- r4vik 13y agoisn't that what C# does with it's static dynamic type?
- mamcx 13y agoIs different because you need to type your untyped type! I think in just a change in the "." or ".." character. So is not necessary to type the untyped, just change the dot for another thing to bypass the type checking in compile time