The Future of Programming

The type class support is now an actual thing instead of just you rely on implicit because it ends, and it's called a two. If you have not provided something to fill in that parameter, essentially, then the compiler says, hey, no, you're, you're missing something you need here. And then scholar three, the error messages have gotten a lot better because the type classes are actually there. So it actually provides information to the compilation. Yeah. Simply by its presence or lack of presence. That's right.