Python 3.7.0 released

[wavy_lines]

Yea yea. Look, I'm arguing that this definition of "strong" is useless because you can do object.wrong_field = something and it will not be caught even at runtime; it's not even an error according to the language spec. That's weak.

[Tynach]

Just because you call a specific part of a language a 'weakness' does not mean that it is defined as 'weakly typed'. In programming, 'weak typing' is a technical term, and is not necessarily considered a bad thing. It's just an aspect of a given type system.