What is Expressiveness in a Computer Language

[Chris Smith]

Marshall <marshall.spight at gmail.com> wrote:
> While I am quite sympathetic to this point, I have to say that
> this horse left the barn quite some time ago.

I don't think so.  Perhaps it's futile to go scouring the world for uses 
of the phrase "dynamic type" and eliminating them.   It's not useless to 
point out when the term is used in a particularly confusing way, though, 
as when it's implied that there is some class of "type errors" that is 
strictly a subset of the class of "errors".  Terminology is often 
confused for historical reasons, but incorrect statements eventually get 
corrected.

> PS. Hi Chris!

Hi!  Where are you posting from these days?

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Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer / Technical Trainer
MindIQ Corporation