Summary
Bosque adopts many of the types and operators that we already know from our experience in other languages, simplifying their adoption. However, it is important to consider the deterministic nature of language, so it is important to understand how Bosque implements them and how they should be used to obtain the expected results while respecting the language's paradigm.
In this chapter, we have learned that the nominal type system is advantageous during the learning process since it allows the reasoning of the well-known object-oriented programming to be imitated.
Still, it is important to try to take full advantage of the structures that the language offers, such as collections and sets, and that not every implementation based on object-oriented programming is necessarily idiomatic or will efficiently take advantage of the paradigm that implements the language.
On the other hand, we also saw that in addition to the basic arithmetic, logic, or comparison operators...