Hi Paddy! 03 Feb 2005 at 21:58, Paddy McCarthy wrote: >> Explicit' keyword! May be, python also have such a feature, I just >> don't know about it? Alexander, [EMAIL PROTECTED] PM> Advocates always say Type Checking, but so often it seems like Type PM> Constriction. - To hell with it! PM> I don't believe I would be more productive by cluttering Python with PM> the Type schemes and variable declarations found in languages like PM> Pascal, C, Basic, C++ and Java. People have said that there may be a PM> more intelligent way, maybe type inferencing? But no, please, nothing PM> like the above, it would just get in the way. No, I don't even think about compulsory type checking, and so on. I just want something like this:
var epsilon=0 var S S=0 while epsilon<10: S=S+epsilon epselon=epsilon+1#interpreter should show error here,if it's in "strict mode" print S It is easy, and clean-looking. Alexander, [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
