C# is also a compiled language, so you wouldn't be able to get anything to run with a typo like that hanging around. I find it surprising that there are so many commits making that mistake!
Being a compiled language isn't sufficient to prevent "no method" errors. It's completely possible for a compiled language to define methods at runtime or use duck typing.
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C# is also a compiled language, so you wouldn't be able to get anything to run with a typo like that hanging around. I find it surprising that there are so many commits making that mistake!
Being a compiled language isn't sufficient to prevent "no method" errors. It's completely possible for a compiled language to define methods at runtime or use duck typing.
It shows up in comments and variable names frequently.