This is the curse of all dynamically typed languages: they make the developer's life easier at the expense of the future maintainer of the code.
Because there are no type annotations, writing code is a lot easier than reading it.
Which is the exact opposite of what we want.
This is the curse of all dynamically typed languages: they make the developer's life easier at the expense of the future maintainer of the code.
Because there are no type annotations, writing code is a lot easier than reading it.
Which is the exact opposite of what we want.