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!!!Dynamic Typing
-This is the opposite to StaticlyTyped
, where type checks are done at runtime. For instance [Python] is an example of a dynamically typed language, it allows you to pass any type to a function, however some internal functions can only take specific types.
+This is the opposite to StaticallyTyped
, where type checks are done at runtime. For instance [Python] is an example of a dynamically typed language, it allows you to pass any type to a function, however some internal functions can only take specific types.
for example:
def mul(a,b):
return a*b
