Does Python have the property of dynamic typing?

Yes, Python has the property of dynamic typing. This means that variables in Python are not bound to a specific data type, and the type of the value is determined at runtime.

For example, you can assign a number to a variable first, and then a string:

x = 10      # x is an integer
x = 'text'  # now x is a string

The type of the variable changes dynamically, and the programmer is not required to explicitly specify the type when declaring.

This differs from static typing, where the type of a variable is fixed at declaration and cannot change.