foobar: > While I like Ruby and test driven development that doesn't obviate the need > for a strong type system. > tests can only prove that whatever invalid inputs you test for are accounted > for. Tests CANNOT prove the correctness of your system for all inputs.
In practice on average my small Python programs are less buggy than my small D ones. Anyway, in D I use the static type system, many unittests, design by contract, all together at the same time, and sometimes they aren't enough, I'd like a bit of static analysis too (as done by lints or better by more sophisticated languages), or automatic fuzzy tests :-) Bye, bearophile
