> If you want to enforce contracts, pick a language that encourages it. Yeah don't worry, I'm not gonna use Python. > Besides, what would a contract be in a d

> If you want to enforce contracts, pick a language that encourages it. Yeah don't worry, I'm not gonna use Python. > Besides, what would a contract be in a dynamically typed language? Being dynamic has nothing to do with this. See: Clojure, PHP, etc. They have contracts. Of course things might not be appropriate everywhere. But with Python/Ruby you don't have a choice, they just lack these features.