Re:Why Today's Python Developers Are Embracing Type Hints
by bgwalter on Sunday September 28, 2025 @10:23AM
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The syntax is a monstrosity. You can also extract a proven OCaml program from Coq and Coq has a beautiful syntax.
If you insist on the same language for specifying types, some Lisp variants
do that with a much nicer syntax.
Python people have been indoctrinated since ctypes that a monstrous type syntax is normal and they reject anything else. In fact Python type hints are basically stuck on the ctypes level syntax wise.
If you insist on the same language for specifying types, some Lisp variants do that with a much nicer syntax.
Python people have been indoctrinated since ctypes that a monstrous type syntax is normal and they reject anything else. In fact Python type hints are basically stuck on the ctypes level syntax wise.