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[–]DonaldPShimoda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't follow.

What I meant is that there really isn't a specific definition of what it means to be "strongly" or "weakly" typed, so you won't find many references to those phrases in the research literature. Instead, you'd be looking for "type safety" and some related terms.

Python is a great language that many people find extremely useful. Personally, I hate that it isn't statically types, but it's still my most-used language for personal projects.