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That's been every language's philosophy for generations. (Obviously, some languages do a better job of it than others).


Not really? Python's dynamic typing and lack of variable declarations clearly shows it was designed for developer velocity, not catching bugs.

Seems like your argument is Python catches some bugs when converting to bytecode, so it cares about catching bugs early. That's not true -- for the most part, Python catches only the most trivial of typos before execution.




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