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Static Type Definition Language
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A language with fixed data types during compilation. Most static type definition languages ensure this by requiring that their data types be declared before all variables are used. Java and C are static type definition languages.
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Dynamic Type Definition Language
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A language that determines the data type during running, opposite to the static type definition. VBScript and Python are dynamically defined because they determine the type of a variable when you assign a value to it for the first time.
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Strongly typed language
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A language that always enforces type definition. Java and Python are forced Type Definitions. You have an integer. If it is not explicitly converted, it cannot be treated as a string.
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Weak Type Definition Language
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A language that can be ignored, opposite to a strong type definition. VBScript is defined as a weak type. In VBScript, you can '12'And integer 3Connect to get a string '123'And you can think of it as an integer. 123, None of these require any display conversion.
So python is bothDynamic Type Definition Language(Because it does not use the display data type declaration), it isStrongly typed language(Because once a variable has a data type, it actually remains of this type ).
