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by singhrac
1190 days ago
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It isn't fast (really as far as you can get from "zero cost abstractions") but you can have Rusty enums via sum types in Python, and a poor man's match expression. It's not even that bad, really. With Pylance (or possibly mypy, haven't tried) the experience of writing typed Python is quite good. |
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Except for all the third-party libraries that don't have type information, which was most of them last time I checked. (Maybe this has gotten better recently? I admit I haven't used Python much in about two years.)