That's true. You can kind of do it Scala style with an interfaces and some classes, but with two big drawbacks: no exhaustiveness checking, and no "object" syntax for defining singleton classes. They seem to be heading in that direction though.
That's true. You can kind of do it Scala style with an interfaces and some classes, but with two big drawbacks: no exhaustiveness checking, and no "object" syntax for defining singleton classes. They seem to be heading in that direction though.