Talk:Dynamic programming language: Difference between revisions

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You can't have it both ways: either a language tries to do extensive compile-time checking, or it defers such checks until runtime. Eiffel advertises itself with all the wonderful things it does at compile time. As a result, it can't be a "dynamic language". In fact, Eiffel is the prototypical static language.

Agreed. Neither are Oberon and Objective Modula-2.