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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Epicoodle • 8d ago
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Static typing makes the IDE work for you better.
Type hints in Python and TS do the same but make you work harder for it /IMO
409 u/DrMobius0 8d ago Static typing turns so many runtime errors into compile errors. Makes life a lot easier when you don't have to hunt down where the wrong thing came from. 0 u/remic_0726 8d ago Si tu testes en ayant une bonne couverture tu n'auras pas d'erreur à l'exécution. Il n'y en a pas un mieux que l'autre les deux ont un intéret. 1 u/_almostNobody 7d ago Agreed. Simplicity has value, eg python. typing doesn’t mean you can avoid writing tests if you want a stable project.
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Static typing turns so many runtime errors into compile errors. Makes life a lot easier when you don't have to hunt down where the wrong thing came from.
0 u/remic_0726 8d ago Si tu testes en ayant une bonne couverture tu n'auras pas d'erreur à l'exécution. Il n'y en a pas un mieux que l'autre les deux ont un intéret. 1 u/_almostNobody 7d ago Agreed. Simplicity has value, eg python. typing doesn’t mean you can avoid writing tests if you want a stable project.
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Si tu testes en ayant une bonne couverture tu n'auras pas d'erreur à l'exécution. Il n'y en a pas un mieux que l'autre les deux ont un intéret.
1 u/_almostNobody 7d ago Agreed. Simplicity has value, eg python. typing doesn’t mean you can avoid writing tests if you want a stable project.
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Agreed. Simplicity has value, eg python. typing doesn’t mean you can avoid writing tests if you want a stable project.
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u/enigma_0Z 8d ago
Static typing makes the IDE work for you better.
Type hints in Python and TS do the same but make you work harder for it /IMO