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Even without you explicitly defining types, there is already quite a bit such tools can help you with since they usually come with type annotations for the stan
by hobofan 9y ago
Even without you explicitly defining types, there is already quite a bit such tools can help you with since they usually come with type annotations for the standard library (or equivalent) of their languages.
- mlevental 9y ago>there is already quite a bit such tools example?
- hobofan 9y ago0.to_string() / 5 map([1, 2, 3], lambda n: n * 2).some_field_that_doesnt_exist A type checker would find both mistakes very easily, by only using the information from the standard library.
- ben509 9y agoTypeshed[1] identifies the types of all builtins for all current (2.7+) versions of python. [1] https://github.com/python/typeshed/ https://github.com/python/typeshed/