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Samir Ranjan Parhi Sep 17, 2024

Here is a new One Which has a summery for choosing Statically typed Programming language or not. This is a my journey when I was deciding to learn a programming language . Don’t forget to readout the Open Thought Section.

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Timothy Wolodzko Sep 17, 2024

@samirparhi I'd argue it's the opposite. If you're doing proper refactoring (no functional changes) the compiler will tell you if the types still align when compiling the code, so in most cases, you would know your code should still work fine even before running the tests. That's instant feedback.

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Samir Ranjan Parhi

@tymwol : You are correct . Though it is not notably hard to refactor. But When there is a big project and have a lot of people contributing to it. One who joins new may be bit hard ❀. But once you get grip on it All smooth 😄