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- today I talk about the addition of `typing.Self` in python3.11 and why it's useful as well as several workarounds for older
- today we go over narrowings and `TypeGuard` -- which enables you to write your own user-defined narrowings! playlist: ...
- today we introduce another typing / mypy concept: generics! I show a few examples of how to write generic functions and generic ...
- today I talk about explicit type aliases in
- today I go over the brand-new and controversial `match` statement in
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today I talk about one of my favorite additions to typing: today I follow up to the video about today I talk about a common workaround for cyclic mypy types using today I talk about gradual typing, what that means for mypy, and the settings I tend to use when I'm adding types to a codebase ...
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