[gpderetta]

> Dynamically typed languages allows you to give an character "5" to a function that expects an integer (ie the number 5) and then automatically converts it so for example the final result to 5+"5" is int(10)

This really has nothing to do with the dynamic/static axis. Many definitely dynamically typed languages (python, lisp variants, etc) do not allow this kind of conversions. This is just poor language design.

Often languages which allow this kind of implicit conversions are called weakly typed, but that's another very ill defined term. I like "stringly" typed.