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If dynamic types are no good (and they are not), why are they so popular?

http://blog.debugme.eu/dynamic-typing/ An argument for dynamic typing is that by not enforcing the types of a function’s parameters, the function becomes more generalized, and thus more flexible and reusable. I argue that this flexibility versus automatically-verifiable correctness of the system is not a trade-off we need to make.

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