hsyl20: > In Scala : > The first notation "_ % 2 == 0" has no boilerplate and Scala is statically > typed (unlike Python).
There's a subtle line between "no boilerplate" and "magic (variables)", and the Python syntax is less magic there. So thanks but no thanks. I like the type system of Scala, but not every other thing it currently contains. And if you want static typing take a look at ShedSkin, or RPython. Bye, bearophile
