On Monday, 21 June 2021 at 08:06:06 UTC, frame wrote:
Even if it would have an impact - it may change with a new compiler release. I personally use explicit declaration in a foreach loop, because the IDEs don't get the type and it cost me more time to figure out the method signature on objects by this item than compiling.
I am used to explicitly declare everything on production-level code, since I know beforehand what I am doing / trying to do and I am not inclined to let the compiler figure it out for me ... however, scripting/prototyping/demoing is totally a different matter, so be able to carry-on without explicit declarations is a plus for the language. Furthermore, I would love to have a switch on DMD to warn me/forbid me to write anything not explicitly declared/initialized.
