[catnaroek]

“Strong typing” doesn't mean anything when comparing languages. The difference between raising a `TypeError` at runtime or silently doing something wrong is entirely a matter of standard library design. For example, you can replace Python's built-in lists with your own list class that is as “weakly typed” as you want. But, from the point of view of programming languages, the only thing that matters is that an unwanted situation couldn't be ruled out by the language itself.