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by tom_mellior
2439 days ago
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"strong typing": everything has a type and cannot be accessed at some other type; "static typing": everything's type can be determined statically (according to one definition) In Python everything has a type, and you can't use a float as a list, for instance. It's correct to call it both strongly typed and dynamic, those are not antonyms. |
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