static vs dynamic #illustrationpic.twitter.com/nDgR8RGdPq
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Instead of hammering on the differences between dynamically and statically typed languages, we should instead strive for a peaceful integration of static and dynamic aspect in the same language. Static typing where possible, dynamic typing when needed! https://www.ics.uci.edu/~lopes/teaching/inf212W12/readings/rdl04meijer.pdf …
Sounds like what you want is already what c# does. It's statically typed, but the compiler is capable of inferring types. This lets you prototype fast as if you were using dynamic, but under the hood, it's statically typed