In my opinion, definitions of 'strongly typed language' and 'dynamically typed language' are orthogonal and Python is both. You can't say that Python isn't stro

In my opinion, definitions of 'strongly typed language' and 'dynamically typed language' are orthogonal and Python is both. You can't say that Python isn't strongly typed because its dynamically typed. For example, C is staticly typed, but weakly typed at the same time. I agree on the rest, though. Edit: since a lot od people here are arguing what does 'strong typing' mean, I take it from what I learned at college: it means that, apart from typical conversions (like int -> float), it doesn't do many automatical conversions for you.