Why Functional Programming languages are Introduced ? - Part2 (SLIIT PLDC 2009)
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Scheme isn't weakly typed. It's a strongly and dynamically typed language. There are restrictions to how types interact. You can't add a string and number, for example. And it's dynamic since type checking happens at run-time.
C is a weakly typed language. Types can be cast arbitrarily. You can add a char* and int, then assign to just about any type. You can pass around void pointers and cast them to whatever. However, C is statically typed because the types are checked at compile-time.
raosprid 4 months ago
Great presentation
rukmalee006 2 years ago
Great work...
Keep it up...
kanishkathare 3 years ago
great!!! :)
bonnyrox 3 years ago
Nice work .......
&& nice voice too............
hirushan 3 years ago
Actually from this presentation people can get a clear idea of Functional Programming languages.
And nice and clear voice is very helpful to understand easily.
Great work!!!!!!!!!
SMSRBANDRA 3 years ago