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From: Ramon Pereda <rpereda@ringer.cs.utsa.edu>
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> Frankly, I think one of the weaknesses of Icon is the lack of strong
> typing - or what more accurately I would call "optional strong typing".
> Icon already has declarations - they're just not used for data types. I
Optional strong typing is very attractive. Does anyone know of a language
that has this feature?
-ray