No, that's different from type inference. Type inference preserves strict
typing. It is most useful for anonymous classes or templates. That is the
cases when it is preferred to let compiler to decide on the type of a
variable.
Think of retrieving values from the database and wanting to have stric
I've never heard of hoisting (pardon mah ignorance), but it could declared like
this at the top.
var a:*;
Because of the examples given by @Rick (when strict mode is off) but also
because of polymorphism.
Your right, its annoying that you have to enter the Type twice, but coming from
AS and A
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