We explained in our Python Classes guide already that Python is a dynamically typed language. For those who landed directly to this Python Type Hints explanatory guide, a dynamically typed language means the variables do not require explicit type declarations. While this provides flexibility, it can also lead to bugs, unclear code, and maintainability issues. […]
Python is dynamically typed. This means that the variables do not require explicit type declarations. Interestingly, with the introduction of type hints in Python version 3.5, you can now specify the expected types of function arguments, variables, and return values. Type hints improve your code’s reliability, minimize debugging time, and helps with static analysis. Today […]