Static vs Dynamic Typed Languages
Static Typing/Typed A variable need not to be defined before they are not used. To use a variable that is done by explicit declaration. For example, /* C language code */ #include<stdio.h> void main() { static int sum,num; // explicit declaration sum = 0;//use variables num = 10; sum = sum + num; printf("%d",sum); } Before using a variable must have to declare them. C, C++ and Java are statically typed languages. Errors are shown at compile time. int a = "50";//error shown after execution Dynamic Typing/Typed To use a variable that need not to use explicit declaration. For example, /* Python Code */ num1 = 5 #direct use of variable num2 = 10 sum = num1 + num2 print(' Addition of two numbers is
