November 2017
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The answer to this question is both (yes!). However, it inclines towards being a dynamically-typed language, because of its ability to infer the type of data at runtime. Having said that, it doesn't mean that Julia does not have a rich type system. You will be surprised to know that a Julia code that has types already declared is a lot faster in terms of execution speed!
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