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“Static” and “Dynamic” refer to the time something is performed, there are many definitions and can be quite vague and different depending on context. In general, Static means “performed before executing” - And this typically means by analysising the source code of the application. Dynamic means “performed at execution”. You need to attach what youre doing, to make your question valid - E.g, The most common discussion/ argument is about Static Typing vs Dynamic Typing. Which is about performing type checking either before execution or during.
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Static vs Dynamic? As usual, you need to answer whether you are talking about Type or a kind of code or code structure. Let's look at these one by one. (This was a post on the matter which I originally published on June 2, 2014), and here is the answer for you to choose. Type. We use the term Type and type checking for static types only — For dynamic I use the term “Dynamics” that will be discussed in my upcoming blog post — See paul_hanson in this blog for the details on this discussion. For us, a Static Typed Program is one that has a type, but no code inside it. Dynamic Typed Programs are code without the type, but with a type that is created automatically when the program executes. So which is it? A Static Typed Program is one where the compiler (or the compiler writers) have created their own.