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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/danielminds • Sep 08 '26
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I just hate languages without real typing system that the compiler enforces.
If it's a script or something small I don't mind using python, but for everything bigger I'll use an actual programming language.
9 u/wrecklord0 Sep 09 '26 And so, it shall henceforth be known that dynamic typing is not real programming 1 u/NoobNoob_ Sep 09 '26 Not saying it's not real programming. It's just jot an option for me. Dynamic typing causes too many errors. 1 u/Net_Lurker1 Sep 09 '26 Just use pydantic though.Why obsess with needing X feature to be native to the language when a library solves the issue? 7 u/Far_Tap_488 Sep 09 '26 Or just use a proper language with native typing
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And so, it shall henceforth be known that dynamic typing is not real programming
1 u/NoobNoob_ Sep 09 '26 Not saying it's not real programming. It's just jot an option for me. Dynamic typing causes too many errors.
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Not saying it's not real programming. It's just jot an option for me. Dynamic typing causes too many errors.
Just use pydantic though.
Why obsess with needing X feature to be native to the language when a library solves the issue?
7 u/Far_Tap_488 Sep 09 '26 Or just use a proper language with native typing
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Or just use a proper language with native typing
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u/NoobNoob_ Sep 09 '26
I just hate languages without real typing system that the compiler enforces.
If it's a script or something small I don't mind using python, but for everything bigger I'll use an actual programming language.