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by Robin_Message
5811 days ago
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From the OP's definition, it needs static types so it can be compiled efficiently. You can do it dynamically (e.g. Ruby) but you can't do it as fast in general. Additionally, generic programming is a computer science concept, and those types tend to prefer static-typing for safety reasons. They're probably not strictly necessary if you ignore efficiency. |
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