Late Binding Language - Overview
The Late Binding Language is a programming language where the types of variables are checked only at runtime. This offers flexibility but can increase runtime overhead. It’s particularly suited for scripting and rapid prototyping.
Key Concepts
- Dynamic Typing: Variable types are checked at runtime.
- Type Checking: Occurs only when the code is executed.
- Runtime Errors: Errors are detected during execution, not during compilation.
- Performance: Potentially slower execution due to type checking.
Example Code
function greet(name) {
console.log("Hello, " + name + "!");
}
greet("World");