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by awj
4769 days ago
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It can be, yes, but it's easier to do so in Haskell. Some of the compiler extensions allow you to push truly crazy invariants through type checking. Also, for most dynamic languages, checking the type at runtime goes against the grain of the language. Python or Ruby code that is littered with type checks is often unnecessarily brittle. |
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