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The term "strong" appears overloaded here. A language can be dynamically typed, but still have strong typing (in the sense that the language, whether at compil
by undees 15y ago
The term "strong" appears overloaded here. A language can be dynamically typed, but still have strong typing (in the sense that the language, whether at compile time or runtime, enforces what operations are allowed on a particular value).
- daniel-cussen 15y agoThis is true. Lisp compiles beautifully if you put the work into making it do so, and this work can be automated with macros.