Is it not literally the same on a type system level? Of course it could be very different from a user-perspective, as the ratio of `dynamic` will be very low in case of C#.
It’s not the same, because with “dynamic” the client code decides that it wants to use a specific object dynamically rather than statically, whereas with gradual typing it’s the object/class that decides that it now has (or hasn’t) type annotations. Aside from that, the default is reversed.
