> For a dynamic language I would expect to be able to change objects, in many ways. Otherwise it would not be 'dynamic', but 'static'. That's not what "dynamic

> For a dynamic language I would expect to be able to change objects, in many ways. Otherwise it would not be 'dynamic', but 'static'. That's not what "dynamic" vs "static" means. Are you suggesting that "static" languages don't allow you to change objects?!