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Um, not really. Dynamic languages have duck typing (look it up on wikipedia); they get used to writing for the now and letting the what-ifs wait, as in some cas
by Paddy3118 16y ago
Um, not really. Dynamic languages have duck typing (look it up on wikipedia); they get used to writing for the now and letting the what-ifs wait, as in some cases, changes can be accomodated with little tear-down of existing code.