Dynamic typing is for faggots

and by faggots, I mean web developers.

Q: Several top US universities have been using LISP for AI research since the 1970s. What have they achieved?
A: Nothing that can't be done in Haskell during a 5 minute coffee break.

>>18
Sure it does. Look at the canonical example:

.data
msg db "Hello world", 13, 10, 0

That's the explicit part. Now, what size register is ECX? What does rep movsw do? Why bother with LEA or stack frame offsets? A lot of assemblers include syntactic sugar for structs too.

I'd like to anyone write a driver without any type annotations. C needs it because of the level it operates at.