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Also, typing in python has a "kluge" feel about it. It's like most things in python: it works nicely on toy examples, but is rather frail on the edges (if you'r
by toolslive 5y ago
Also, typing in python has a "kluge" feel about it. It's like most things in python: it works nicely on toy examples, but is rather frail on the edges (if you're not convinced try to define the json type). I also think they chose the wrong strategy (type inference would have been way better)
To use a metaphor: Python is the duplo of programming languages.
- mixmastamyk 5y agoPython has always had strong, inferred typing. It’s just that you can rebind variables.
- toolslive 5y ago_static_ typing.