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Line 191: : The terminology wrt. strongly/weakly typed and statically/dynamically typed is somewhat confusing and not used consistently among different authors. As far as I can see, most contemporary authors that care about terminology at all would call Scheme strongly, dynamically typed. [[Haskell programming language\|Haskell]] would be an example of a programming language that is strongly, statically typed, and [[C programming language\|C]] would be an example of a programming language that is weakly, statically typed. (See [[type system]].) — [[User:Tobias Bergemann\|Tobias Bergemann]] 21:34, 30 May 2006 (UTC) ::The articles for Lisp and Common Lisp don't describe them as strongly typed, only dynamically typed. [[User:Ideogram\|Ideogram]] 22:30, 30 May 2006 (UTC)

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