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Python is biased towards "explicit is better than implicit". It would rather fail with a TypeError than silently coerce types and risk masking logic/type errors
by stevesimmons 6y ago
Python is biased towards "explicit is better than implicit". It would rather fail with a TypeError than silently coerce types and risk masking logic/type errors.
> Why do I have to care about types in these dynamically typed languages?
Because Python is strongly typed, and types determined behaviour.