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I guess I'm different in that I prefer to have a substantial amount of safety with "safe" code. If it's something that doesn't require that safety, it seems tha
by codygman 13y ago
I guess I'm different in that I prefer to have a substantial amount of safety with "safe" code. If it's something that doesn't require that safety, it seems that something truly dynamic like lisp or racket is best.
For intstance, languages with weak static typing seem to lead to "stringly typed" solutions.