Their problem was mostly related to the choice of data structure and the object allocation and subsequent garbage collection, not dynamic typing. I don't see how any of those languages would have helped, except by having a better garbage collector, in the case of Java and Scala.
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Their problem was mostly related to the choice of data structure and the object allocation and subsequent garbage collection, not dynamic typing. I don't see how any of those languages would have helped, except by having a better garbage collector, in the case of Java and Scala.