How do you program differently in dynamic languages?

Question

How would someone who really knows how to take advantage of dynamic programming languages approach programming differently than someone working in a static language?

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Answer 1

I can't cite this right now (my memory is failing me), but I've heard something along the lines of:

The closest the programming industry has come to a silver bullet is managed languages – freeing the programmer from having to worry about the details of memory management and letting them focus more energy on solving the problem at hand.

So, I might venture a guess and say it's not so much that you program differently, it's that you can devote more of your brain to "solving the problem" rather than the solution's implementation details.