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I'm not sure what either you or the parent consider a proper type system, but the difference between Python and (say) Java's type system is night and day. If y
by _aavaa_ 4y ago
I'm not sure what either you or the parent consider a proper type system, but the difference between Python and (say) Java's type system is night and day.
If you using the Typing module you might be able to get a linter to check things for you, but that's a far cry from what other typed languages have.
- roflyear 4y agoHow does that have anything to do with data?
- mumblemumble 4y agoIt is night and day. More specifically: Python's type discipline is stronger, but dynamic. Java's type discipline is static, but weaker. Both are most certainly typed. An untyped language would be one like Forth or most assembly languages.