Weakly typed languages don't care that much about types, i.e. you can assign strings to integers without converting, a la VBscript. Conversion is done internally. In Python you can't assign a string to an integer without doing int("123"), so 3 + "123" is illegal.
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Submitted by Poromenos on Thu, 12/01/2006 - 22:19.
Weakly typed languages don't care that much about types, i.e. you can assign strings to integers without converting, a la VBscript. Conversion is done internally. In Python you can't assign a string to an integer without doing int("123"), so 3 + "123" is illegal.
Submitted by Poromenos on Thu, 12/01/2006 - 22:19.---
Vidi, Vici, Veni.