Python from Wise Guy's Viewpoint

[Pascal Bourguignon]

Matthias Blume <find at my.address.elsewhere> writes:
> A 100,000 line program in an untyped language is useless to me if I am
> trying to make modifications -- unless it is written in a highly
> stylized way which is extensively documented (and which usually means
> that you could have captured this style in static types). 

The  only untyped  languages I  know are  assemblers. (ISTR  that even
intercal can't be labelled "untyped" per se).

Are we speaking about assembler here?

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__Pascal_Bourguignon__
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