January 2011
Intermediate to advanced
1648 pages
70h 30m
English
So far, we’ve been looking at statically typed code for the most part. In the world of static typing, it’s the compiler’s task to resolve information about types at the point the program is compiled. This provides various benefits related to program checks for various forms of correctness, improved tooling support thanks to IntelliSense, increased runtime performance because operations are known unambiguously, and much more.
However, such static type information is not always available. And although the benefits mentioned should be enough to convince people to get static typing wherever ...
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