> The examples you give don't seem to be typing problems, they seem to be wrong-value problems.
They're like type or name errors because the "apple" and "orange" here are like identifiers, not data. Sure, to the browser, they're data. But in terms of the structure of the web application, they're identifiers like variables, function names, or types.
For example, the HTTP endpoint "/apples?count=5" is like a function "apples(int count)."
> Actually building such a beast would seem to be a non-trivial engineering challenge.
It certainly would. That's why I'm wondering if you consider it possible.
They're like type or name errors because the "apple" and "orange" here are like identifiers, not data. Sure, to the browser, they're data. But in terms of the structure of the web application, they're identifiers like variables, function names, or types.
For example, the HTTP endpoint "/apples?count=5" is like a function "apples(int count)."
> Actually building such a beast would seem to be a non-trivial engineering challenge.
It certainly would. That's why I'm wondering if you consider it possible.