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> Because these type annotations do not benefit execution, only development. Well this is why TypeScript was invented in the first place. Not to mention that "
by nerdponx 5y ago
> Because these type annotations do not benefit execution, only development.
Well this is why TypeScript was invented in the first place. Not to mention that "static-only" type annotations are being adopted in Python and Ruby as well. Clearly a lot of developers see a lot of value in them.