> Yes, strongly statically typed languages eliminate a LOT of potential bugs
They don't. AFAIK, lines of code is the only known metric with significant correlation with bugs so far. And if you ever wrote anything in a good dynamically typed language, like Perl, you know that its type system never causes any problems.
They don't. AFAIK, lines of code is the only known metric with significant correlation with bugs so far. And if you ever wrote anything in a good dynamically typed language, like Perl, you know that its type system never causes any problems.