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Traditional programming languages require that the program be annotated with extra information (such as [[Datatype#Explicit_or_implicit_declaration_and_inference|type declarations]]) that makes the compile-time checking possible. Dynamic languages dispense with these annotations because they use extra information available at runtime instead. In particular, they are [[dynamic typing|dynamically typed]], and use [[garbage collection (computer science)|automatic memory management]].
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For a discussion on dynamic programming languages, see [http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/12].
==Advantages==
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