[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Viile writes -
Type declarations are a feature that might benefit IronPython and
Jython more than they would CPython.
How much is this part of Guido's decisionmaking process?
One major reason to allow optional static typing is to aid specializing
compilers. A language cal
Viile writes -
>Type declarations are a feature that might benefit IronPython and
>Jython more than they would CPython.
How much is this part of Guido's decisionmaking process?
Guido is , IMO, very much a strategist, as well as a language designer.
That's good, I think.
However it seems to me
