A programming language is strongly typed when a type is assigned to every identifier. When the type is not explicitly provided, it is inferred. This means that the language won't produce unpredictable results during runtime because the type for those identifiers and how operations affect those types are known. Also see static checking.
strongly-typed
A programming language is strongly typed when a type is assigned to every identifier. When the type is not explicitly provided, it is inferred.
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