Re:Why Today's Python Developers Are Embracing Type Hints
by true_blue on Sunday September 28, 2025 @11:19AM
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>though maybe there's a path forward to give a variable a sort of "de-hint" in that in can be everything BUT this type
I think this is called a negation type, and it acts like a logical NOT operator. I'd like it too, and I hear that it works well with union types (logical OR) and intersection types (logical AND) for specifying types precisely in a readable way.
I think this is called a negation type, and it acts like a logical NOT operator. I'd like it too, and I hear that it works well with union types (logical OR) and intersection types (logical AND) for specifying types precisely in a readable way.