Posted by Tony Marston on 05/26/05 08:22

You are missing the point abbot dynamic typing - it SAVES programmer time
because you don't have to declare a variable before using it. As for it
allowing errors to fall through - PIFFLE! Any such errors will be trapped
during unit testing. You DO test you code, I presume? Or are you one of
these jokers who assumes that if it compiled OK then it doesn't need
testing?

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Tony Marston
http://www.tonymarston.net

<dterrors@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> The most expensive component in most computer systems is reliability,
> not programmer time. I'm all in favor of preserving programmer time,
> that's why I want strong typing. If you want to make something
> reliable, and you don't have strong typing, then your programmer is
> going to spend a hell of a lot more time. Anyway my whole argument is
> summed up in this response on this thread:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/74v59
>

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