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by kelnos
1020 days ago
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> Typed Python gives you a type system that's about a good as Rust's No, it absolutely does not. Also consider that Python has a type system regardless of whether or not you use typing, and that type system does not change because you've put type annotations on your functions. It does allow you to validate quite a few more things before runtime, of course. |
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