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Can we have a "Other Languages On JVM" Group?
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Permalink Reply by Michael Levin on
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Yes - we must have been thinking in harmony! See new group just created!
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Permalink Reply by Zemian Deng on
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Hey Michael,
Technically Scala is not Dynamic Language, but Static. I guess it can be compare to one since it's brevity thanks to type inference. that's why I suggest "Other Languages on JVM" rather just DL :)
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I agree. The group is now "Other Languages on JVM" - good thinking!
Zemian Deng said:Hey Michael,
Technically Scala is not Dynamic Language, but Static. I guess it can be compare to one since it's brevity thanks to type inference. that's why I suggest "Other Languages on JVM" rather just DL :)
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