In programming parlance a data type is a limit on what can be placed in a variable. Some languages required strict typing in that you can’t put a floating point number into an integer. Then there are those who don’t require the regular data typing as you are used to.
These two languages are perl and python. There may be more, but these are the two I am most familiar with. Both of these languages are referred to as scripting languages. That term doesn’t do these languages justice. Most people think of scripting languages as pared down and not as effective, as a “real” language. Don’t be fooled. These two languages are every bit as powerful as you will need.
These languages get away with not having a data types by their architecture. They are interpreted languages, which means they need to be run inside of a runtime, the interpreter. This allows tshem to be a little more forgiving in their data typing. Python uses object all around. Which gives them a little more freedom than perl.
Both o these languages don’t allow variables to be constructed until their is an assignment. That means they are typed by their contents.
Remember that these languages are open sourced and you can start learning them quickly and without a lot of cash needed.
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