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2005
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Towards Type Inference for JavaScript

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Object-oriented scripting languages like JavaScript and Python are popular partly because of their dynamic features. These include the runtime modiﬁcation of objects and classes ...

Christopher Anderson, Paola Giannini, Sophia Dross...

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