24 Sep
2009
24 Sep
'09
10:44 p.m.
Ah, useful. :)
For note, Python is strongly-typed, have to be correct about what you send to the DB with regards to types, if you send an int to a string column, or a string to an int, or whatever, it will throw an exception. I know that it's typed - it's *dynamically* typed. C++ is *statically* typed. "Type-safety" is a term that has a well-defined meaning in C++
parlance : it means that type checking happens at compile-time. And btw I am *not* a static analysis bigot, as my other language of expertise is Perl and my favorite is Lisp. J-L