| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - dlikhten:Theres an old ruby saying: Types do not need to be checked at compile time (ruby is after all a strongly typed language, you just do not declare them) you should have test cases to test if your code works (and does not get a class cast exception) or does buffer overflow errors!Would that possibly be because Ruby is a dynamically typed language and has no way of checking types at all? dlikht
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