You didn't understand thru all the discussions on strong-typing that the IDE and/or compiler checks for you??? In C#, and/or Java, if you type:
String myString;
mystring = 10;
The IDE will alert you that the 2nd line is assigning an int to a string variable. The same thing if you call a method that returns a object of type "employee" and assign it to myString.
>>Hi Walter,
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>>> Why on earth, with all the processing power available today, we still don't have type checking when writing the actual code ???
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>>Actually, VS 2005 does this in C# and (I think) VB.NET.
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>Ahh.. thanks, I did not know that... So how is it informing you, you made a typing mistake ?
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>Walter,
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