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Exactly, I mean more "strongly typed". The opposite is JavaScript, which is weakly typed. When speed matters and every bit is important, it is a bad idea to wri
by s-macke 4y ago
Exactly, I mean more "strongly typed". The opposite is JavaScript, which is weakly typed. When speed matters and every bit is important, it is a bad idea to write an emulator in a weakly typed language.
I have corrected the text.
- forgotpwd16 4y agoC, although statically typed, is considered weakly typed as well.
- trynewideas 4y ago"Strong" and "weak" are ambiguous terms for typing. OP is using it one way (static typing is "stronger" than dynamic typing; static typing is "strength"). I'm assuming a little bit here, but I think you're using it another way (allowing type casting is "weak"; type safety is "strength").
- ledauphin 4y agoA more precise term would be statically typed. Types are checked at compile time. C has a fairly "weak" type system. congrats on getting the Easter egg!