No the dynamically typed language is not typed, the variable grows in size indefinitely to fit the number.
Dynamically typed languages are more powerful languages that can handle problems like this correctly.
Dynamically typed languages are more powerful languages that can handle problems like this correctly.
Much too often, any discussion of typing systems often boils down to specific traits around someone's favourite language. These specifics are obviously important enough to warrant a lot of skepticism around too general conclusions from studies.
Bascially we're all recounting anecdotes, so let's be honest about that. I don't doubt yours, I just don't think they necessarily reflect fundamental truths about programming.