"Dynamic language and Static language" dynamic language and static language recognition, definition

Source: http://www.cnblogs.com/spmxlBlog/archive/2010/06/28/1766832.html

Defined:

Strongly typed languages (statically typed languages) are languages that require the declaration of a variable/object type, which in general requires compilation execution.

such as c/c++/java/c#

Weakly typed languages (dynamic type languages) are languages that do not require variable/object type declarations, and generally do not need to be compiled (but also compiled).

such as Php/asp/ruby/python/perl/abap/sql/javascript/unix shell and so on.

"Dynamic language and Static language" dynamic language and static language recognition, definition