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"ArrayLike" is not a type. The entire Python "type system" is really hackish compared to Julia or typed array languages. Does this "type system" ensure that yo
by t1129437123 1y ago
"ArrayLike" is not a type. The entire Python "type system" is really hackish compared to Julia or typed array languages.
Does this "type system" ensure that you can't get a runtime type error? I don't think so.
- jofer 1y agoYes, python is not statically typed. It shouldn't be. Don't expect static typing behavior and typing in python is _not_ static typing in any way. It's documentation only, not static typing.