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Does look a lot like Fortran.
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It has been initially designed for scientific computing, like Fortran/ADA/PL-I/etc.
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Not sure about what you mean with Quote: classAVar = <some_kind_of_cast> classB.getter().toclassA()....
but probably auto mitigates it.
By the way, it looks interesting. Thank you for posting.
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The way I understand julia is that all variables are "auto" unless you explicitly type them.
The example I used was kind of a generalization of a lot of C++ code I've looked at where I had to read through a bunch of noise to get to what was intended.
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Quote: The way I understand julia is that all variables are "auto" unless you explicitly type them.
So it is the other way around.
Quote: The example I used was kind of a generalization of a lot of C++
It looks 'pre-auto' code.
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A lot of the code I mess with is pre-auto, some of it is even pre-computer.
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A new programming language will save you from that just for few happy moments. 
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Lack of strong typing means huge runtime bugs when things scale.
People need to stop writing junk software in junk langs only good for basic code scripts.
Has javaScript / Python taught anyone anything? Bloated, slow and more prone to runtime bugs all thanks for the lack of strong types. No thanks in hell.
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I agree. Javascript is a giant PITA but I'm guessing it grew out of people trying to do simple things easily. It has just out-grown its pants.
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Its grew out in the 90s and people still use it. Hopefully with WASM we see it fade away.
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Nice! But my kids are still teenagers...
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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But you aren't.
I'm hiding from exercise...I'm in the fitness protection program.
JaxCoder.com
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I also forgot:
Vera Lynn - We'll Meet Again
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Glad to see that somebody remembered Vera Lynn!
If you can't laugh at yourself - ask me and I will do it for you.
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My mother was a teacher of history, lecturing about WW2 13-15 yo. She recommended the kids to watch the British "A family at war" series (so this is long ago!). She also loved singing, and teaching the class to sing "We'll meet again" came without saying. The name of Vera Lynn came up in one of the TV episodes, one guy referring to the lady as "the singing soldier wh*re". In the history lesson the following day, my mother had to explain a few things to the kids 
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Surely it's been posted somewhere here before, but in case it hasn't:
Coronavirus Rhapsody[^] (original music by Queen)
Worth your time.
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My man
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