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by antonvs
31 days ago
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The article mentions Typescript and Purescript under the heading "Static typing" - their definitions correspond exactly to the Go definition, with explicit types for the members. I was just saying that for completeness, Go should probably be mentioned in that list since it's become a pretty significant language. (For the record, I'm an absolute Go hater, but I'm also a PL enthusiast, so...) |
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That said, I didn't know about Go's support for inline struct definitions like that!