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Common Lisp has strong dynamic typing. Dynamic, because language runtime maintains type information; strong, because each object has its type and cannot be trea
by phoe-krk 9y ago
Common Lisp has strong dynamic typing. Dynamic, because language runtime maintains type information; strong, because each object has its type and cannot be treated as an instance of another type.
- oblio 9y agoTrue, but he was asking about static typing.