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"Strongly typed" and "weakly typed" are terms that have no widely agreed-upon technical meaning. Terms that do have a well-defined meaning are
Dynamically typed means that types are attached to values at run time, and an attempt to mix values of different types may cause a "run-time type error". For example, if in Scheme you attempt to add one to true by writing (+ 1 #t) this will cause an error. You encounter the error only if you attempt to execute the offending code.
Statically typed means that types are...
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