Python from Wise Guy's Viewpoint

[Pascal Costanza]

Remi Vanicat wrote:
> Pascal Costanza <costanza at web.de> writes:

>>In a statically typed language, when I write a test case that calls a
>>specific method, I need to write at least one class that implements at
>>least that method, otherwise the code won't compile.
> 
> Not in ocaml.
> ocaml is statically typed.

How does ocaml make sure that you don't get a message-not-understood 
exception at runtime then?


Pascal

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