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Why is Factor dynamically, rather than statically, typed?

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Why is Factor dynamically, rather than statically, typed?

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For basically the same reason: it makes things more simple and flexible, allowing a high degree of metaprogramming. Additionally, a flexible enough type system for concatenative languages has not yet been designed. However, Factor 2.0 may include optional static typing, if a suitable type system can be found.

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