I wonder. In Scala, I stub out method implementations with ??? all the time (which type checks to whatever it needs to). That lets me compile and run the rest. What I *can't* do yet in Scala is get a debugger/editor on the stack that hits the ???, write the method, and proceed...
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In primordial times there were Lisp, Fortran, and assembly. Everything around today is either a weird looking Lisp or a weird looking assembly.
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(... and actual Fortran libraries, still being called by layers upon layers of wrappers)
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True dat.
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I'd rather have lost.
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