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+3  Q: 

Which is a strongly typed language: Python or Prolog?

I am new to Python and prolog. From my understanding, Python is a strongly typed language. Is Prolog a strongly typed language also?

+4  A: 

Python is strongly typed.

ie:

"1" + 1

Raises TypeError

I believe Prolog is not strongly typed though.

xyld  2010-05-07 00:31:03
+2  A: 

Prolog is not a strongly typed language.

ref: http://scom.hud.ac.uk/scomtlm/book/node187.html

S.Mark  2010-05-07 00:34:06
A: 

[...] Is Prolog a strongly typed language also?

No

OscarRyz  2010-05-07 00:36:24
+4  A: 
Norman Ramsey  2010-05-07 01:31:12

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