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by HelloNurse
1966 days ago
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Because type annotations are medium to high value documentation for your users. Because stating the type of something important can expose design issues (e.g. "wait a minute, it isn't always a X! in case Y it can be a Z! Forbid or support?") before they become a serious problem. |
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