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On Thu, 14 Oct 2010 10:55:43 -0500 (CDT), Gabriel M. Beddingfield wrote

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> On Thu, 14 Oct 2010, Nick Dokos wrote:

>

> > is certainly a lot of room for disagreement, but Python, in particular,

> > has a fairly strict type system. It is dynamic (execution-time)

>

> So how do I, in Python, declare that variable 'foo'

> must only ever be an integer.  Then, when my program

> accidentally tries to assign a string, unicode string,

> tuple, list, or class instance -- I want it to throw a

> compile-time error.

  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Read careful, Nick explicitly wrote 'dynamic' (execution time) ...

Don't confuse 'static typing' with 'strong typing'.

Most, if not all, modern "scripting" languages have far more

typechecking than POC.
>  How do I do that?
In the (possible) absence of a compiler you don't,
 HTH Ralf Mattes
> -gabriel

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