[darby_eight]

Man I wish I could somehow convince developers to learn the difference between "dynamically typed", "statically typed", and "gradually typed" languages. An "untyped" language nearly doesn't make any sense semantically: when you have more than one type of value, you have types.

In Python's case, there are probably thousands of types in the standard library alone.

[lamontcg]

This is one of those cases where I fully stand with the people saying that you should read the writers intent and assume that they just didn't have enough coffee that morning yet to be thinking pedantically.

You know exactly what that person meant.