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by bjoli
1964 days ago
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I don't think that is necessarily a dynamic language thing: that seems like your regular ad hoc polymorphism. Pascal allows it, IIIRC. So does C#. Being able to use a function on different kinds of arguments is orthogonal to the typing discussion. Scheme, for example, is dynamic yet very monomorphic. You have length (working only on lists), string-length, vector-length, bytevector-length etc. |
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