> If you lean more towards the functional programming paradigm side of Scala then you’ll probably love the following about Rust’s type system
Some of the more popular functional languages have advanced type systems, but not all functional languages are statically typed. Lisp, the granddaddy of all FP languages, is dynamically typed. So is Elixir.
Some of the more popular functional languages have advanced type systems, but not all functional languages are statically typed. Lisp, the granddaddy of all FP languages, is dynamically typed. So is Elixir.
Can we stop conflating FP with static typing?