Types of Dynamic Programming Languages


Typing is the main factor in determining whether a language is dynamic. In programming, a type system defines how a language classifies similar types of values and expressions, how it can manipulate them, and how they interact with one another: Static and dynamic languages have the following comments about typing: Because applications written with dynamic languages don't have to explicitly declare variables and some other structural items before they are used, the programs can introduce variable types, module names, classes, and functions on the fly, thereby providing programmers with flexibility.