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In addition to speed and the points raised by the OP, I am interested in static/duck typing as it relates to both speed and static error-checking and documentat
by baltcode 15y ago
In addition to speed and the points raised by the OP, I am interested in static/duck typing as it relates to both speed and static error-checking and documentation. i.e., making debugging easier and faster. I somehow think this can happen while keeping almost all of Python's strengths and ease of development.
- ianb 15y agoPython 3 added type annotations, but I've yet to see much interest in actually using it. Traits (http://code.enthought.com/projects/traits/ http://code.enthought.com/projects/traits/) pursues the error-checking side of type declarations, while Cython pursues the speed side. If you want both then too bad ;)