OT(Slightly): Thanks to Python.

Jacek Generowicz <jacek.generowicz at cern.ch> schreef:

> What gives you that idea? There are no statically typed parameters in> anything I have shown you (except the C++).
[...]
> I think you really should tell me what _your_ definition of static> typing is, otherwise we're going to go around in circles for a very> long time.

I think I didn't understand what exactly the "(x integer)" in that code 
was.  Now I think it's like a tuple (or something similar) that's passed 
to the code in the background that has to select the "wanted version" of 
a function or method at runtime.   :-)


So, what some people want is defining functions in a way similar to this:

def foo(a, b) for (type1, type2):
    print "type 1 & 2"

def foo(a, b) for (type3, type4):
    print "type 3 & 4"


-- 
JanC

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