MichaelJ on Nostr: Spoken like someone who doesn't use type detection features in his IDE 🤣 ...
Spoken like someone who doesn't use type detection features in his IDE 🤣
Personally, I like to see the type at the same time as declaration. Hybrid statements like in modern C# like `var myVar = new SomeType()` are fine with me because I don't need to hunt around for the type of the variable when it is declared.
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