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jsjddbbwj
2020-02-28 17:22:07
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No, Python is not strongly typed by any serious definition of the concept.
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abdulhaq | karma 780 | avg karma 2.56
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2012-09-08 20:02:04+00:00
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No, python is strongly typed.
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jrochkind1 | karma 26717 | avg karma 3.67
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2015-03-24 11:14:19
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You say "python doesn't pretend to be strongly-typed", yet the OP is claiming it _is_ strongly typed.
I think the reality is "strongly typed" doesn't really mean much.
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vhcr | karma 341 | avg karma 2.69
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2023-04-12 07:35:12
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Python is strongly typed though.
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d0mine | karma 4431 | avg karma 2.02
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2019-04-30 19:34:27
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Python is strongly typed. It is not statically typed.
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human_error | karma 246 | avg karma 1.85
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2021-01-27 03:29:34+00:00
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Not sure if you know what you're talking about. Python has always been a strongly typed language.
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b3orn | karma 345 | avg karma 2.14
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2019-10-20 19:45:54
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Python is strongly typed, just not static.
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czardoz | karma 623 | avg karma 3.82
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2018-03-12 12:13:14+00:00
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Actually, Python is a strongly typed language. What you mean in your comment is a statically typed language, which it's not.
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ericfrederich | karma 855 | avg karma 2.18
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2016-05-06 14:16:17+00:00
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Not just typed, Python is strongly typed.
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ddejohn | karma 411 | avg karma 3.34
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2023-10-04 19:57:26
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Python is strongly typed
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armitron | karma 945 | avg karma 0.95
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2022-06-11 08:24:18
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Except, Python is strongly typed.
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jjnoakes | karma 2590 | avg karma 1.82
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2020-05-20 20:05:44+00:00
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In my experience python is strongly typed as well - unless you meant something more nuanced?
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kstrauser | karma 21768 | avg karma 4.44
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2022-05-26 15:14:34
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Python is dynamically and strongly typed. It's definitely not untyped.
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leephillips | karma 21974 | avg karma 3.76
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2020-09-13 14:29:24
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Python is strongly typed.
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leephillips | karma 21974 | avg karma 3.76
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2015-03-24 13:10:41+00:00
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Python is strongly typed.
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dr_zoidberg | karma 1814 | avg karma 1.95
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2021-04-15 02:08:26+00:00
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Python is strongly typed. It's also dynamically typed. They are not contradictory between each other.
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leephillips | karma 21974 | avg karma 3.76
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2015-07-30 11:15:36+00:00
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Also, Python is strictly typed.
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dunefox | karma 3033 | avg karma 2.37
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2021-04-23 12:32:59
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Python is strongly typed. You mean static typing.
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filleduchaos | karma 2293 | avg karma 2.3
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2020-02-28 18:22:49+00:00
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Yes, obviously, Python isn't statically typed. I fail to see how this demonstrates a lack of strong typing though.
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Loranubi | karma 182 | avg karma 1.73
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2024-03-27 14:25:33
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You should clarify that Python is strongly typed as well.
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