I am sorry to say this, but your comment seems a lot to be a troll post. To me
you just want as many people as possible in a discussion with the least amount
of effort, and then lean back and enjoy. Every programming language has type
inference except dynamically typed languages and Java. And
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No, more implicit code of coarse is more compact (less letters to type and
read), and this is exactly the reason for type inference to exist.
The generated code is the same (if no errors); probability of errors is higher,
both for you and compiler, but mostly for complex cases; explicitness is less;
better for fingers and for the code's size. Overall it's more of coding style -
do you like to write more explicit or compact.
Are there any side-effects of using Type inference (in security or any other
sides)?
