The only evidence I've seen in this respect suggests typing is not the leading cause of bugs in Python. I wish I could find the talk but essentially the guy loo

The only evidence I've seen in this respect suggests typing is not the leading cause of bugs in Python. I wish I could find the talk but essentially the guy looked at a load of GitHub issues and analysed the cause and only like 1% or so were type related. I like putting in types just to help my IDE with autocomplete, though. I have also caught a few errors with mypy that could have caused a crash in very unlikely cases. I'm not convinced it's worth rigourously typing a project. It seems like mostly a nerd snipe because I've noticed there is a satisfaction with getting in right despite not making any difference to the user.