What is different with Python ?

[Peter Hansen]

Martin v. Löwis wrote:
> Philippe C. Martin wrote:
>>- 5) I have developed for many years (>18) in many different environments,
>>languages, and O/S's (including realtime kernels) .
> 
> 2. You may not have dealt with a weakly-typed language before. If
>    that is the case, your feeling of "something being different"
>    most likely comes from that difference.

If he's done realtime kernels, he's most definitely worked with a weakly 
typed language before (assembly most likely), but I think you meant to 
say (or should have said) "dynamically typed".

-Peter