Clarify introduction senctence to the programming language
mclillill opened this issue · comments
First senctence on the website is:
Lobster is a programming language that tries to combine the advantages of very static typing and memory management with a very lightweight, friendly and terse syntax, by doing most of the heavy lifting for you.
I trip on the very before static typing. What is meant by this?
Additionally unclear to me is the mention of memory management. Is it automatic or also very static?
it is meant to indicate "more static than the average statically typed programming language" or similar. And yes the memory management is also somewhat static (most languages it is entirely dynamic).
So maybe.. the advantages of static typing and static memory management
to keep it simple ?
I think that's easier to understand, yes.
You're not supposed to close an issue until its been fixed :)
ok, fixed
@aardappel Sorry :-)