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can anybody explain C C++ Java regarding dynamic typed or static typed language.
I read somewhere that C C++ and Java are all static language. But I recall there are other opinions about these. Very confused.
Thanks!
What other opinions? There is no question that C, C++, and Java are all statically typed languages, with C++ and Java having some dynamically typed features. There’s another issue: strongly vs. weakly typed, which pertains primarily to implicit conversions and overloading. There are numerous in-depth discussions of these issues available on the web; you might want to start with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_system