*dynamically typed. Unless you really mean weakly typed (e.g. "1" + 2 = "12" vs "1" + 2 raises TypeError). In which case I'd say that that's one of JavaScript'

*dynamically typed. Unless you really mean weakly typed (e.g. "1" + 2 = "12" vs "1" + 2 raises TypeError). In which case I'd say that that's one of JavaScript's (pardon the pun) weaker points. Disclosure: I like JS. Its weak typing can still be annoying (although you can avoid a lot of it by using strict comparisons).