Interpretation
Most generally, "strong typing" implies that the programming language places severe restrictions on the intermixing that is permitted to occur, preventing the compiling or running of source code which uses data in what is considered to be an invalid way. For instance, an addition operation may not allow to add an integer to a string value; a procedure which operates upon linked lists may not be used upon numbers. However, the nature and strength of these restrictions is highly variable.
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