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From: machaffi@fred.cs.washington.edu (Scott MacHaffie)
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Subject: Re: C strongly typed?
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Date: 8 Mar 90 00:58:58 GMT
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In article <14262@lambda.UUCP> jlg@lambda.UUCP (Jim Giles) writes:
%Yes C is strongly typed - by the definition of 'strong typing'.  The
%phrase 'strong typing' means that the type of any object in an scope
%can be determined at compile time.  So, in the example you gave, it is

You just described "static typing".

		Scott MacHaffie