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Python has strong typing as of 3.6, although not at compile-time, since it doesn't compile.


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Python is strongly typed though.

Not sure if you know what you're talking about. Python has always been a strongly typed language.

Not just typed, Python is strongly typed.

Python is strongly typed

Python is strongly typed.

Python is strongly typed.

In my experience python is strongly typed as well - unless you meant something more nuanced?

Python is fairly strongly typed in general. (At least compared to Perl and the like. Examples like True + True notwithstanding.) It is just also very dynamic.

Python is a strongly typed language.

Except, Python is strongly typed.

Python 3 is typed. Not strongly typed but the point remains. Python is used in a lot of domains and I feel the strides the language has made over the past decade have made it very competitive and a worthy addition to any programmer's toolbox.

Python is strongly typed. You mean static typing.

No, python is strongly typed.

Python is strongly typed. Dynamic, but not weak.

Python is strongly typed, by dynamically typed.

You should clarify that Python is strongly typed as well.

Python does have typing. Although it doesn’t feel as “first class” like as rust or golang it gets the job done.

There's typing in Python. Strong typing even. It's just that it's also dynamic.

Python is strongly typed. It's also dynamically typed. They are not contradictory between each other.
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