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That's why I like Limbo and later Go's implicit typing: a := Foo(): a now has whatever type Foo() returns. If you change the definition of Foo then you d
by SixSigma 12y ago
That's why I like Limbo and later Go's implicit typing:
a := Foo():
a now has whatever type Foo() returns. If you change the definition of Foo then you don't have to cascade your type change through all of your source code.
- diltonm 12y agoI hesitate to even begin to imagine the kinds of bugs this could lead to.