Comment Comment by didibus I'm not sure I understand his point. He wrote the function, and in under a second, he was able to easily run it to test it and got a type error.The only difference in a static world would be the error would have showed up a few seconds earlier, before he needed to run it in the repl.I mean, the error was definitly vague from CL, but is that really because it lacks static typing that the error is vague? parent didibus 8 years ago
The only difference in a static world would be the error would have showed up a few seconds earlier, before he needed to run it in the repl.
I mean, the error was definitly vague from CL, but is that really because it lacks static typing that the error is vague?