Dynamic Language
aka Scripting Language... though not necessarily a perfect synonym
a category of Programming Language
will need to start/refine some definitions
Scripting Language tends to imply "intended for small, simple, disposable bits of code". Which understates the capabilities of many Dynamic Language-s like Python.
Static/dynamic, weak/strong typing? See Mark Pilgrim's explanation
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