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The reason that we have to bother about data types, is that the data that we handle always has a data type, and the data type determines what we can do with the data.

If you don't keep track of the data types, you will run into problems. A very common problem is when people try to compare a string with a number, which does not produce any useful result at all.

The advantage of strictly typed languages is that they produce much more efficient code, and you can make the code much more stable. In a loosely typed language the produced code has to keep track of the type of the data in order to know what to do with the data, and has to check the data type at runtime. In a strictly typed language the compiler already knows the type of the data at compile time, which means that it doesn't have to add code for checking the data types at runtime, and also that it can optimise the code for the specific data types.

Further more, a strictly typed language can tell you already at compile time if you are trying to do operations on data that doesn't make sense, while a loosely typed language can't do that until the code is actually executed.


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