Honestly, Python 2.x's dynamic typing doesn't make the experience of floating-point/integer maths much better. The value of 3 / x changing depending on whether

Honestly, Python 2.x's dynamic typing doesn't make the experience of floating-point/integer maths much better. The value of 3 / x changing depending on whether I pass 2 or 2.0 is the trade-off of the Python approach, and I honestly don't know which I prefer.