>>>Easier to learn for non-professionals who do not get the concept of strict typing
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>>- Which makes it easier for non-professionals to introduce bugs that aren't discovered until run time. You can specify var for the datatype in C# and not worry about the real type.
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>Huh?? So you think they are better off programming in a static typed language while not understanding the challenges and implications of "keep the compiler happy" ?

A simple puzzle: which other thing has these in common with strong typing?

- annoys most of the people but they suffer in silence because they were convinced this is the best way

- its proponents tout the importance of it, some make good money on it, and they do get to be important in their world

- it has the power to check what you brought, to the last detail

- it has the power to tell you what not to do and if you still do it, it makes it impossible to go further with what you intended to do

- still catches only amateurish mistakes.