@prefix dbpprop: . @prefix dbpedia: . dbpedia:ECMAScript dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:JavaScript dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:Objective-C dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:Objective-J dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:DECLAN_Pro dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing , dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:C-- dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:Cilk dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:Rc dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:Unified_Parallel_C dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:JScript dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing , dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:Split-C dbpprop:typing dbpedia:Weak_typing . @prefix owl: . dbpedia:Weak_typing owl:sameAs . @prefix foaf: . @prefix ns4: . dbpedia:Weak_typing foaf:page ns4:Weak_typing . @prefix rdfs: . dbpedia:Weak_typing rdfs:label "S\u0142aba typizacja"@pl , "Weak typing"@en ; dbpprop:abstract "S\u0142aba typizacja to system typ\u00F3w, w kt\u00F3rym typ wyra\u017Cenia mo\u017Ce by\u0107 automatycznie zmieniony je\u015Bli kontekst tego wymaga. Skrajn\u0105 posta\u0107 s\u0142abej typizacji ma Perl, a w\u0142a\u015Bciwie mia\u0142, poniewa\u017C nowe rozszerzenia s\u0105 troch\u0119 silniej typizowane - typ \"skalar\" m\u00F3g\u0142 reprezentowa\u0107 wiele obiekt\u00F3w, kt\u00F3re w innych j\u0119zykach maj\u0105 osobne typy - liczby ca\u0142kowite, zmiennoprzecinkowe, \u0142a\u0144cuchy tekstowe, warto\u015Bci logiczne i inne, a j\u0119zyk konwertowa\u0142 wszystko zale\u017Cnie od kontekstu u\u017Cycia. S\u0142aba typizacja nie wykrywa pewnych rodzaj\u00F3w b\u0142\u0119d\u00F3w, natomiast programi\u015Bci podkre\u015Blaj\u0105, \u017Ce jest wygodniejsza w praktyce."@pl , "In computer science, weak typing (a.k.a. loose typing) is a property attributed to the type systems of some programming languages. It is the opposite of strong typing, and consequently the term weak typing has as many different meanings as strong typing does (see strong typing for a list and detailed discussion). One of the more common definitions states that weakly typed programming languages are those that support either implicit type conversion (nearly all languages support at least one implicit type conversion), ad-hoc polymorphism (also known as overloading) or both. These less restrictive usage rules can give the impression that strict adherence to typing rules is less important than in strongly typed languages and hence that the type system is \"weaker\". However, such languages usually have restrictions on what programmers can do with values of a given type; thus it is possible for a weakly typed language to be type safe. Moreover, weakly typed languages may be statically typed, in which case overloading is resolved statically and type conversion operations are inserted by the compiler, or dynamically typed, in which case everything is resolved at run time. The advantage claimed of weak typing is that it requires less effort on the part of the programmer than strong typing, because the compiler or interpreter implicitly performs certain kinds of conversions. However, one claimed disadvantage is that weakly typed programming systems catch fewer errors at compile time and some of these might still remain after testing has been completed. Two commonly used languages that support many kinds of implicit conversion are C and C++, and it is sometimes claimed that these are weakly typed languages. However, others argue that these languages place enough restrictions on how operands of different types can be mixed, that the two should be regarded as strongly typed languages. C++ places more restrictions on the handling of enumerated types than C: void somefunc(void*); void caller(void){ int bob[5]; int **billy = &bob; somefunc(bob); /*Error in C++*/ somefunc(billy); /*Valid C, but produces incompatible-pointer warning*/ somefunc(billy); /*Valid C and C++, warning-free*/"@en ; rdfs:comment "In computer science, weak typing (a.k.a. loose typing) is a property attributed to the type systems of some programming languages. It is the opposite of strong typing, and consequently the term weak typing has as many different meanings as strong typing does (see strong typing for a list and detailed discussion)."@en , "S\u0142aba typizacja to system typ\u00F3w, w kt\u00F3rym typ wyra\u017Cenia mo\u017Ce by\u0107 automatycznie zmieniony je\u015Bli kontekst tego wymaga. Skrajn\u0105 posta\u0107 s\u0142abej typizacji ma Perl, a w\u0142a\u015Bciwie mia\u0142, poniewa\u017C nowe rozszerzenia s\u0105 troch\u0119 silniej typizowane - typ \"skalar\" m\u00F3g\u0142 reprezentowa\u0107 wiele obiekt\u00F3w, kt\u00F3re w innych j\u0119zykach maj\u0105 osobne typy - liczby ca\u0142kowite, zmiennoprzecinkowe, \u0142a\u0144cuchy tekstowe, warto\u015Bci logiczne i inne, a j\u0119zyk konwertowa\u0142 wszystko zale\u017Cnie od kontekstu u\u017Cycia."@pl . @prefix skos: . @prefix ns7: . dbpedia:Weak_typing skos:subject ns7:Type_theory . @prefix ns8: . dbpedia:Weak_typing dbpprop:hasPhotoCollection ns8:Weak_typing . dbpedia:Loose_typing dbpprop:redirect dbpedia:Weak_typing . dbpedia:Weakly_typed dbpprop:redirect dbpedia:Weak_typing .