Simple type checked objects in Python
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Re: Simple type checked objects in Python
#2That's not what "static typed" means.
Static, referring to types, means at compile time, or before runtime, the types of variables and assignments can be verified; no invalid assignments are possible.
What you have here is dynamic typing; you can't verify the types until runtime, and then you throw an exception.
Re: Simple type checked objects in Python
#3That's not what "static typed" means. Static, referring to types, means at compile time, or before runtime, the types of variables and assignments can be verified; no invalid assignments are possible. What you have here is dynamic typing; you can't verify the types until runtime, and then you throw an exception. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_system#DYNAMIC
Fair point. I am editing the entry name to reflect your suggestions. Static typed -> type checked at runtime
Re: Simple type checked objects in Python
#4That's not what "static typed" means. Static, referring to types, means at compile time, or before runtime, the types of variables and assignments can be verified; no invalid assignments are possible. What you have here is dynamic typing; you can't verify the types until runtime, and then you throw an exception. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_system#DYNAMIC
Fair point. I am editing the entry name to reflect your suggestions. Static typed -> type checked at runtime
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