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I wouldn't call C untyped because implicit conversions happen all the times. It's just that it assumes that since you declare your variables with a type, when y

I wouldn't call C untyped because implicit conversions happen all the times. It's just that it assumes that since you declare your variables with a type, when you assign them, you know what is going to happen.

striking 6y ago
I'm not calling C untyped either. It's weakly (statically) typed.
didibus 6y ago
Barely anything is truly untyped nowadays, I can think only of assembly.