Languages without static type systems are usually called ____ languages.
A) reverse typed
B) untyped
C) weakly typed
D) strongly typed

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Languages without static type systems are called untyped languages. In these languages, the variable types are not specified or checked until runtime, which can lead to errors if the variable is not used consistently throughout the program. Examples of untyped languages include JavaScript and Python.

Note: A is incorrect because there is no such thing as reverse typed language. C and D are incorrect because they refer to type systems, but the question specifically asks about languages without static type systems.

Languages Without Static Type Systems Are Usually Called ____ Languages