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| Strongly-typed
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| Definition
| A strongly-typed programming language is one in which every data type—character, integer, etc.—is predefined in the language; and, only those data types are available to the programmer. Allowable operations are defined for every data type. The compiler enforces data typing and compliance. Strong data typing imposes a rigorous discipline on the programmer eliminating many sources of program error. Visual C# is strongly typed.
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| This C# Online.NET definition is from the Glossary of .NET / C# Terms.
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