Re:Show HN: Crafting Interpreters – A handbook for making pr...
by evincarofautumn on Sunday January 15, 2017 @08:05PM
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Basically, yes. You can do more with a dynamic type system than a static type system because you don’t need to (and actually, aren’t allowed to) prove that your code is consistent. Advancements in static checking and inference mean you can prove more things about your programs, so you don’t have to fall back on dynamic types and data structures so much.
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