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Probably more accurate to say strong AND static typing. There are plenty of languages that are statically typed but have very weak type enforcement in the compiler and where idiomatic usage tends to use Any types and reflection and non-hygienic macros and many other type shenanigans, allowing tons of bugs to seep through. OCaml is not one of these languages.


What are some examples of such languages? I can only think of two...


Go for instance, with the use of «interface» everywhere you need generics.




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