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Invisible wrote:
> And then I learned Haskel, which is *completely different*. ;-)
Try then APL, or LISP, or FORTH.
>> Heck even Visual Basic has such as "variant" type.
> Is VB statically-typed yet?
AFAIK, it has always been statically typed since before they put the word
"visual" on front.
>> I think Pascal has the same thing too.
> Not any dialect I've seen.
Yeah. Google for "pascal variant record". It's a case statement inside the
record declaration.
> Smalltalk has a nice idea: Absolutely everything is an object. Including
> the entire fricking IDE. Shame about the performance though, eh?
The performance was actually pretty good when you put it on a CPU built for
it. Of course it's going to run like crap on a CPU designed for a
statically typed stack-oriented language like C or Pascal.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
Yes, we're traveling togeher,
but to different destinations.
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