True. But it has boundaries. Strongly typed cannot be used for langs with implicit nulls. You need to do better than stock C, C++, Java or Go to be able to use the term.
Rust, Elm, Haskell, Kotlin and OCaml come to mind.
> True. But it has boundaries. Strongly typed cannot be used for langs with implicit nulls. You need to do better than stock C, C++, Java or Go to be able to use the term.
That's, frankly, an insane boundary.
According to you, all mainstream languages are untyped? Seriously?
True. But it has boundaries. Strongly typed cannot be used for langs with implicit nulls. You need to do better than stock C, C++, Java or Go to be able to use the term.
Rust, Elm, Haskell, Kotlin and OCaml come to mind.