Re:Why type hinting sucks (/r/Python)
by geewee on Saturday February 11, 2023 @08:06AM
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Perhaps it might not make sense to write type hints for your own prototyping code, but the fact that many libraries and stdlib functions are annotated certainly improves my velocity.
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Re:Why type hinting sucks (/r/Python)
by iainmerrick on Saturday February 11, 2023 @08:51AM
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Yes! I find this with TypeScript and JavaScript too. Even if I’m just writing a quick script in JS, the fact that most of the libraries I’m using have TS definitions is really useful.