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A programming language that
requires a variable to be
defined as well as the type of variable it is. For example,
C is a strong typed language, when
declaring the variable you must
also specify what type of variable it is. In the below example
the test variable is declares as an
integer in the first line, the second line as a
floating point, and the third
line or character. int test =
25;
float test = 2.3;
char test = 'e';
The opposite of a strong typed languages is a
loosely typed language, such as
Perl.
Also see: Loosely
typed language, Programming
definitions
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