A while ago, I explained why I thought that Duck Typing was dangerous. More recently, Scala popularized a different type of typing called Structural Typing, which is often described as being "type safe Duck Typing". Let's take a closer look at Structural Typing and see if it delivers on this promise.
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reido56 replied ago:
I like the article, but with one minor quibble: structural typing was really popularized by ML.
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