strongly typed

G

Gabriel Zachmann

On
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language

I read that Python is a strongly typed language,
while C++ is regarded a weakly typed language in that article.

Could somebody please explain to me why Python is a more strongly typed
language than C++?

All pointers and insights will be highly appreciated,
Gabriel.

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T

Terry Reedy

Gabriel Zachmann said:
On
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language

I read that Python is a strongly typed language,
while C++ is regarded a weakly typed language in that article.

Could somebody please explain to me why Python is a more strongly typed
language than C++?

All pointers and insights will be highly appreciated,

There have been past discussions in this newsgroup that you may be able to
find with Google.

Terry J. Reedy
 
G

Gabriel Zachmann

There have been past discussions in this newsgroup that you may be able to
find with Google.

indeed (blush)
thanks a lot!

gabriel

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/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
| We act as though comfort and luxury |
| were the chief requirements of life, |
| when all that we need to make us happy |
| is something to be enthusiastic about. (Einstein) |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| (e-mail address removed)-bonn.de __@/' www.gabrielzachmann.org |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
 

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