Here's a plausible definition: Strongly typed languages disallow programs to escape the type system (e.g. put an integer into into memory, then treat it as a fl

Here's a plausible definition: Strongly typed languages disallow programs to escape the type system (e.g. put an integer into into memory, then treat it as a float, or vice versa, as in the famous Quake fast-inverse-sqrt hack.). Oh, look, Python is strongly-typed and C is weakly-typed. Note that I do not endorse using "strongly-typed" to mean this definition, or any other. There are no useful definitions of this phrase, don't use it, except when correcting people.