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Javascript is not untyped; it's dynamically typed.
In this context untyped means that it is dynamically typed and doesn't have static type hints. It's a fairly new word but I've seen it used enough and the meaning is obvious enough that I don't think you need to pedantically correct it.
I think if you want to talk about typing disciplines, and their trade offs, it's helpful to get basic definitions correct.
If I wrote something and I made a mistake like this I would hope someone would correct me.
It is correct. It's just a new term you're not familiar with.
This is the dumbest thing I've read all month - and I was on LinkedIn.
Language changes. That's just a fact. Sorry you can't deal with it.
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