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Checking types at runtime is dynamic typing. It's equal to writing something like `if (typeOf(someValue) == "someRuntimeType") {…}`. This misses all the advant
by still_grokking 4y ago
Checking types at runtime is dynamic typing. It's equal to writing something like `if (typeOf(someValue) == "someRuntimeType") {…}`.
This misses all the advantages of static types.
- mejutoco 4y agoTypeguard checks at runtime. Mypy and pyright check at "lint time". They do static analysis of the code without running it.