I'm not sure what is meant by "dynamic language" in that sentence, but examining the compiler output, it supports the features of Python which I think of when I

I'm not sure what is meant by "dynamic language" in that sentence, but examining the compiler output, it supports the features of Python which I think of when I think of "dynamic language" (e.g., a class `Foo` gets compiled into a runtime `*Object` with collections of properties and methods, not into a `type Foo struct` with fixed fields and methods).