Hello Stack Overflow community,
I am trying to better understand compilation and dynamic typing, and I have a specific question regarding the Nuitka Compiler. As far as I understand, Nuitka compiles Python code into C, and I'm curious about how it handles functions defined without explicit types in their arguments.
Here's my primary question: When a function is defined without explicit types for its arguments in Python, and Nuitka compiles the code into C, how are these untyped arguments handled in the resulting C code, which typically requires typed arguments?
Furthermore, I'm interested in exploring possibilities beyond Nuitka and wondering how one might achieve a similar result with other compilers, specifically in the context of LLVM-IR. How could a function with non-typed arguments be compiled into LLVM-IR?
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