> No, you can't. If, in an application, all your references are of a single data type and those data types never change the types in that application are stati

> No, you can't. If, in an application, all your references are of a single data type and those data types never change the types in that application are static. This remains true even though the language is not statically typed. The language may be dynamically typed but all data types are static at execution, which is what static typing is. Also don't confuse static/dynamic type classifications for strong/weak type classifications. > Performance problems are the least issue with uncaught type errors. Crashes and incorrect results are the more common results. Absolutely not in this language.