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The goal of the Idris project is to build a dependently typed language suitable for verifiable systems programming.
Before we even get to JavaScript, let me suggest something pseudo-code'ish from some theoretical strongly typed language to illustrate.
Caml is another dialect of ML and is a statically typed language that supports automatic memory management.
If JRuby was on the table, then I knew that any high-level, dynamically typed language would also likely be on the table.
It is almost a merge of Python and C, and is a progressively typed language.
This programming language, developed by Sun Microsystems, is a strongly typed language, based on object and class.
The big three contains two dynamically typed languages(Groovy, Clojure) and one statically typed language(Scala).
Normally, in a typed language, the dispatch mechanism will be performed based on the type of the arguments(most commonly based on the type of the receiver of a message).
When you call functions that are overloaded for several types, such as std:: ostream::operator<< or a template function, C++ resembles a dynamically typed language even more.
The Java virtual machine provides some support for dynamically typed languages.
As we know, Java is statically a type language.
It may seem that I am advocating statically typed languages, but I am not.
I come from a background using statically typed languages including C/C++ and Java.
I think it is commonly accepted that statically typed languages are less productive, but here is a good paper that explains why.
In most statically typed languages, the input and output types of functions and local variables ordinarily must be explicitly provided by type annotations.
I think it is commonly accepted that statically typed languages are less productive, but here is a good paper that explains why.
But, since I should be using functional programming and typed languages I first need to pre-compile Typescript or add this Flow thingy.
Statically typed languages that lack(such as C and Java) require that programmers declare the types they intend a method or function to use.
It turns out to be much simpler to define the Y combinator in dynamically typed languages, so that's what I will do.
And in dynamically typed languages, you cannot confuse the usage of Maybes/Options and the contained values.