In some scripting languages the requirements for explicitly declaring variables in advance are relaxed. This provides for the reuse of variables, and a concise syntax often well suited to shorter programs. It is widely perceived that typeless languages can provide the "glue" that makes it easier to hook together components.
In that tradition, Alintex Script by default offers "typeless" programming in two of the .NET languages that support it - VB.NET and JScript.NET.
That default behavior can be changed - see Language Specific Issues for further information.
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