I never do 1+”1” in my code, so this example is not useful to me. I do however annotate types and expect Python to respect type annotations which is not the ca

I never do 1+”1” in my code, so this example is not useful to me. I do however annotate types and expect Python to respect type annotations which is not the case. Then I dont understand what is point of annotating types if they are not respected? If your argument that Python doesn’t convert from one type to another - well, it doesn’t need to do that if doesn’t care about types in the first place and lets you pass any junk into any method (and this is #1 thing that type system is supposed to prevent) Is it only for documentation so that people reading code could understand what types to pass?