“Strongly typed” Strongly typed is not Statically typed. Python is strongly typed for example. Strongly typed language means that `”something” + 1` will throw error, Weakly typed means that `”something” + 1` will turn `1` into string and add it to `something`, which will result in `something1`.

Statically typed language means that once you do `Boolean Abc = true`, or `let Abc: Boolean = true`, you can’t change it to number, but you can change it to `false`, or `true`.

Did you mean Statically typed language?

Also, I think that there can be usefulness in class templates, without language being Statically typed.


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“Strongly typed” Strongly typed is not Statically typed. Python is strongly typed for example. Strongly typed language means that `”something” + 1` will throw error, Weakly typed means that `”something” + 1` will turn `1` into string and add it to `something`, which will result in `something1`.

Statically typed language means that once you do `Boolean Abc = true`, or `let Abc: Boolean = true`, you can’t change it to number, but you can change it to `false`, or `true`.

Did you mean Statically typed language?

Also, I think that there can be usefulness in class templates, without language being Statically typed.