Re:Why type hinting sucks (/r/Python)
by uranusjr on Saturday February 11, 2023 @01:26PM
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> so a separate, "standard" choice in typechecking was made called mypy
This distorts reality a bit. Mypy is one of the flowers; Jukka developed the annotation syntax. It got popular enough to become the de facto standard. I would say the strategy worked.
This distorts reality a bit. Mypy is one of the flowers; Jukka developed the annotation syntax. It got popular enough to become the de facto standard. I would say the strategy worked.