Re:Why Go? Use Racket
by asdasf on Wednesday September 18, 2013 @05:07PM
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>One of the main benefits of static typing is to detect errors at compile time
Obviously. But a static type system that lacks power and expressiveness is very constraining and can detect very few classes of errors. Hence the example of java, a very inexpressive static type system.
>BTW, static typing goes way before Java :)
Again, obviously. Why are you saying random obvious things to me?
Re:Why Go? Use Racket
by asdasf on Thursday September 19, 2013 @09:47AM
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Your comment is even dumber than I would expect from you. That is a very impressive feat. Non-sequiturs don't become relevant because you say "DURRRR".
Obviously. But a static type system that lacks power and expressiveness is very constraining and can detect very few classes of errors. Hence the example of java, a very inexpressive static type system.
>BTW, static typing goes way before Java :)
Again, obviously. Why are you saying random obvious things to me?