What is the difference between static and dynamic typing in the Go language?

In the Go language, typing is static, meaning variable types are determined at compile time and do not change during execution. At the same time, Go supports dynamic behavior through interfaces and interface{} types, which allows working with different data types in a single context.

Thus, Go is a language with static typing but with capabilities of dynamic polymorphism through interfaces. Unlike languages with dynamic typing (e.g., Python), type errors in Go are detected at compile time, which increases code reliability.