1. Late binding necessarily prevents the use of static type checking.2. This is achieved through what is referred to as Early or Late Binding . 3. In traditional languages, this late binding is impossible. 4. In this sense it is similar to the traditional definition of late binding . 5. Dynamic dispatch is different from late binding ( also known as dynamic binding ). 6. Generally speaking those who only program in Java do not call this late binding . 7. The earlier bindings contain a yellowish-green pall that two of these later bindings lack completely. 8. In the 1980s Smalltalk popularized object-oriented programming ( OOP ) and with it late binding . 9. This would be used in place of the Object type to indicate that late binding is desired. 10. Late binding prevents many forms of static analysis needed by an integrated development environment ( IDE ).
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