I’m not sure what you mean by “value vy of y” in your definition. If it’s saying that y
is an abstract type that implements vy in the way that Int64
is a concrete type that implements 1
, then that’s impossible because by definition, only concrete types implement. It looks fine if that detail is omitted: in more familiar terms, x isa y
if and only if typeof(x) <: y
.
Couple things:
-
isconcretetype(aType)
can be used to distinguish a concrete type and an abstract type.Ptr
is definitely abstract. -
Ptr{Float64}
is a subtype, not an instance, ofPtr
.