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* If the language is interpreted, rather than compiled, can a [[hashbang]] mechanism be used at the top of the program to trigger an appropriate interpreter?
==Perl 6 - Strongly typed==
I am intrigued by the following comment that TimToady added to an edit where Perl6 is changed to be strongly typed:
:''Perl 6 is strongly typed; all apparent polymorphism/conversion is user-controllable''
What does the comment mean w.r.t. an expression like <code>'1' + 1</code>. Would it work? Are there interpreter options and/or program statements that could make it work/not work? Would it work 'by default'? I just have a thought that a fuller answer might be more than say the answers for Java, Haskel or Python. --[[User:Paddy3118|Paddy3118]] 20:47, 13 September 2011 (UTC)
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