> Yes and that sounds unfamiliar from Python cultural POV. Addressing pain points is unfamiliar to the Python culture? In practice, type intransparency is a s

> Yes and that sounds unfamiliar from Python cultural POV. Addressing pain points is unfamiliar to the Python culture? In practice, type intransparency is a serious problem – duck typing is only fun as long as everyone a) knows what a duck is and b) agrees on what it should do. Type hints make it a lot easier to work with opaque libraries and inside large codebases.