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That seems to be a subset of static typing. Is there an example of this that does not involve non-static typing?
by 1-more 3y ago
That seems to be a subset of static typing. Is there an example of this that does not involve non-static typing?
- bigstrat2003 3y agoI think you mean "involves non-static typing"? If so, Python. You can't (for example) do something like '1 + "2"', because those types aren't compatible. It's dynamically, but strongly, typed.