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I didn't look, tbh. Python 3 already has type annotations, but what interests me if how do you nail down types whilst preserving duck typing, or dealing with a
by mickeyp 14y ago
I didn't look, tbh. Python 3 already has type annotations, but what interests me if how do you nail down types whilst preserving duck typing, or dealing with a method that is already passed duck typed objects.
- berntb 14y agoI'm not going to copy/paste the content/source from links I've given. :-) (There are easy-to-read abstracts/"synopsis" at the start of both pages.)