As a c developer, I've always found the lack of typing to be one of the things I dislike about python. If you're calling a function in C, a lot of the time jus

As a c developer, I've always found the lack of typing to be one of the things I dislike about python. If you're calling a function in C, a lot of the time just knowing the type and argument name is enough to call functions without resorting to documentation In python, you have the argument name and then... what do you want? A number? Are floats or integers alright? Is it a string? And object? An enum? Are there any bounds on the input data that a data type would've instantly told me? Fine, I'll go read the documentation Adding types gives you so much more information in so few characters