>>It can be very difficult to look at a piece of Python code in a large project and know exactly what it does. Dynamic typing means that a whole class of seriou

>>It can be very difficult to look at a piece of Python code in a large project and know exactly what it does. Dynamic typing means that a whole class of serious programming errors go unnoticed until runtime - and often only for a specific, uncommon input. The arguments I've read says that the "code scalability" is handled with more testing in the scripting languages. Is that wrong? I don't have statistics around, anyone got references? (And yeah, indentation is mandatory. Implicit indentation often gets problems with copy/paste of code.)