C++ is not the only statically-typed language. Can you elaborate on why Python's lack of type checking specifically (as opposed to any of the other ease-of-use

C++ is not the only statically-typed language. Can you elaborate on why Python's lack of type checking specifically (as opposed to any of the other ease-of-use features of Python) made it easier for you to write this program? Were there cases where you were using something that a statically typed language would have considered the "wrong" type for a function argument (or anything else), but it worked fine in Python?