[dexterlemmer]

Python is more strongly typed than JS/Perl, granted. But it is still very weakly typed overall. Here are some examples:

1. if list(): pass # implicit coercion from collection -> None -> bool. (Very uncommon weak typing and a terrible idea.)

2. a = 123; b = 4.5; c = a + b # implicit coercion from int -> float (Common but not universal weak typing. More often hides bugs than helps with ergonomics and readability but sometimes a worthwhile tradeoff.)

3. a = 1 + false # implicit coercion from bool to int (Common weak typing in scientific languages (for masking) and older C-family languages (for bit twiddling). However, that's still bad language design. Libraries/syntax sugar should special case masking and bit twiddling. You should not have global coersion between bool and int.)

4. etc.