Doubt in Programming Languages

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  • #7039
    Vinay Singh
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      Hi everyone, I’m a student pursuing engineering in India. I have a doubt regarding programming languages. Can someone help me understand the difference between static and dynamic typing? And also, which one is better for web development? Thanks in advance!

      #7041
      Siddharth Singh
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        Static typing means that variables must have their types declared before they are used, while dynamic typing allows variables to hold values of any type. As for web development, it mostly depends on personal preference and project requirements. Python and Ruby are popular dynamic languages, while Java and C# are commonly used static languages.

        #7043
        Advaita Balaji
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          Dynamic languages like JavaScript or Python are great for web development as they offer flexibility and faster prototyping. Static typing, on the other hand, provides better compile-time error checking and can catch type-related bugs early on. It ultimately boils down to your project’s needs and your personal preference.

          #7045
          Mahesh Patel
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            Static typing is for the disciplined programmers out there who like to catch their mistakes early on and have better code maintainability. Dynamic typing, on the other hand, gives developers more flexibility and faster development cycles. Choose according to your needs and project requirements!

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