You've misunderstood what "weakly typed" means. If a language implicitly converts values (like your C example) or otherwise lets execution move forward in the p

You've misunderstood what "weakly typed" means. If a language implicitly converts values (like your C example) or otherwise lets execution move forward in the presence of what are or should be type errors, it's weakly typed. JavaScript has plenty of implicit conversions and will generally only halt execution if it literally cannot do something (like make a function out of `undefined` or the like), much like C, and is a weakly typed language.