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@@ -126,3 +126,9 @@ imperatival code.)
 We'll talk much more about monads, lazy vs strict evaluation, and functional vs
 imperatival code as we proceed.
 
+We won't much discuss static vs dynamic typing; this has to do with lower-level
+implementation details than we'll be concerned with. However, you'll encounter
+the difference in practice as you work with Scheme and OCaml, respectively; and
+you'll see it referred to as you read around. So it's good for you to
+have placed it in your mental map.
+