I mean in terms of the philosophy behind it. A programming language is a tool for thinking. And each language, fits better with some specific way of thinking about a problem. So you are mastering a programming language…
sorry, but i cannot agree that someone may decide to go with clojure or scala based on the fact that one has type inference while the other not. Specially when you already have approaches to have type inference on…
I mean in terms of the philosophy behind it. A programming language is a tool for thinking. And each language, fits better with some specific way of thinking about a problem. So you are mastering a programming language…
sorry, but i cannot agree that someone may decide to go with clojure or scala based on the fact that one has type inference while the other not. Specially when you already have approaches to have type inference on…