I appreciate that about D. I've always wondered though, if the convention isn't backwards, like how Lua forces you to specify local instead of global, TS isn't strict by default, most languages have default mutable rather than default immutable, etc.
I always thought having a working program should be opt-out, not opt-in.
(For example, my ideal language supports dynamic typing, with the compiler directive #jammode, or alternatively #explodeinprod)
I always thought having a working program should be opt-out, not opt-in.
(For example, my ideal language supports dynamic typing, with the compiler directive #jammode, or alternatively #explodeinprod)