Dynamic Languages

Dynamic languages are programming languages that allow developers to modify and adapt code during the program's execution without needing to restart or recompile. This flexibility enables features like changing variable types, adding new functions, or altering program behavior on the fly. Examples include Python, JavaScript, and Ruby. These languages often facilitate rapid development and experimentation, making them popular for tasks like web development, scripting, and automation. While they offer convenience and adaptability, they may sometimes be less efficient than static languages, which require more rigid, pre-defined code structure.