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Regardless of his experience in software development, if his opinion is informed by the type systems of C, C++ and Java, then it must be considered the opinion of a novice when it comes to type systems.


Did you realize the article was written in 2003? Sure, SML , Haskell and some other somewhat powerful type systems did exist at that point, but they were limited to academia and pretty much not used at all outside that.


That may be true, but it would also mean it's not worth reading an article from 2003 about this topic anymore.


Also OCaml (1996).




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