> the fact that you need to differentiate behavior for numbers and strings
That's actually not exactly right: for example in Forth you really have no types at all.
Also, if somewhat uses a word such as "unityped" or "type with infinitely many variants" you should immediately know that any mention that "there are types, alright, just checked on runtime" will be immediately rejected. Majority of static typing fanatics are like that.
That's actually not exactly right: for example in Forth you really have no types at all.
Also, if somewhat uses a word such as "unityped" or "type with infinitely many variants" you should immediately know that any mention that "there are types, alright, just checked on runtime" will be immediately rejected. Majority of static typing fanatics are like that.