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by sankha93
1679 days ago
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Ruby is and will be the same language even after static types. A Ruby programmer will need to opt-in to writing type annotations in an external file and run a separate type checker (that is not a part of MRI binary). The benefit is if libraries ship with type definitions, type inference can detect type errors early in the IDE. If no type definitions are available, you do not get ahead of runtime type errors. |
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