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by vertex-four
3243 days ago
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The type system is only one part of a programming language. You can, quite reasonably, have two languages with exactly the same type system that wind up with vastly different ways of programming them due to what you're given as primitives/the standard library. Programs aren't usually directly portable between languages primarily for that reason - the language designers optimise for a specific way they want their language to be used, then everyone else follows, and eventually you're going against an entire ecosystem if you want to do something different. |
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