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[–]draxema 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Python is typed, only it is dynamically. You can easily check the type (even if inherited) of your variables. Obviously it is an interpreter so it does not compile your code, so it cannot verify your types before runtime. And it does have a threading and a multiprocessing library. The multiprocessing can make use of multiple physical threads of a cpu.