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by shepherdjerred
28 days ago
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TypeScript had this _exact_ same problem when it started out. As more libraries add annotations, the ecosystem will become stronger, and it will eventually be about as good as a "real" statically typed language. > Dynamic idioms in general, including something as common as string-indexed dictionaries, negate type checking. Do you have any proof of this? It hasn't been a problem in TypeScript, and I doubt it's an issue in Python |
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