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Microsoft's position on Visual FoxPro and .NET
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16/06/2004 05:15:25
Metin Emre
Ozcom Bilgisayar Ltd.
Istanbul, Turkey
 
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Visual FoxPro
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Miscellaneous
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>Not sure what you mean exactly? Are you saying that just because Java doesn't find certain errors during compilation, C# won't find them either?

Sorry for my bad English. Yes I said it exactly...

>
>Strong typing is one of those things, where at first it is hard to see the advantage, and even after using it for a while, it isn't all that spectacular, until you end up going back to a language like VFP, and you almost crap your pants for fear of things not working right without you ever knowing...


I got lessons about Basic,Fortran,Cobol,PL/I,Pascal,Assembly,DbaseIII at the university. Some of these was strong typed.

I know what mean is strong typing... Why people think VFP programmers don't know about what mean strong type?

It's a choice. All of the good features there isn't in a single language. If it does, be sure I run to it.
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