Author Question: Java is a strongly typed language. What is meant by "strongly typed"? (Read 57 times)

cdr_15 · **on:** Aug 30, 2020

Java is a strongly typed language. What is meant by "strongly typed"?
◦ Every variable must have an associated type before you can use it
◦ Variables can be used without declaring their type
◦ Every variable has a single type associated with it throughout its existence in the program, and the variable can only store values of that type
◦ Variables are allowed to change type during their existence in the program as long as the value it currently stores is of the type it is currently declared to be
◦ Variables are allowed to change types during their existence in the program but only if the change is to a narrower type

cassie_ragen · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 30, 2020

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