They exist, but Python, being a dynamic typed language, at least by default, runs a higher risk in automated conversions. Just because it compiles after convers

They exist, but Python, being a dynamic typed language, at least by default, runs a higher risk in automated conversions. Just because it compiles after conversion doesn’t mean it isn’t broken. Unless the code base has a very very good set of unit tests, which is unlikely in practice, it is very risky to do automated conversions. Whereas the same situation with Java, Go, Rust etc would be slightly better. Sure you would still have bugs but lower probability.