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You should consider configuring your editor to display types inline, it's awesome. It'll provide annotations next to the code with relevant types, so you don't
by maxbond 4y ago
You should consider configuring your editor to display types inline, it's awesome. It'll provide annotations next to the code with relevant types, so you don't have to click or anything to display the type. I found it also sped up my learning process by increasing the bandwidth of the feedback loop between me and the language, so I developed an intuition for type inference rules & the return types of stdlib functions faster.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66174400/how-to-get-type-hints-to-display https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66174400/how-to-get-type...