Dynamic typing is great for rapid development and prototyping, but it can be a real weakness for performance optimization, correctness checks, and working on la

Dynamic typing is great for rapid development and prototyping, but it can be a real weakness for performance optimization, correctness checks, and working on large teams. I personally prefer static typing because it helps me to think about the effects of design decisions and better understand how things really work in my program. Less magic, but more understanding.