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Is everyone's opinion on what the difference between strong and dynamic typing in sync?

I have the impression that static is that it's known in advance, and strong is that it's enforced. Usually strong typing is a prerequisite to static typing, but does not imply when the type check is made.

Does anyone have a better definition?

And what's the diff between weak and dynamic?

-nuffin
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