Those annotations can have things other than typing?!
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| Title | Those annotations can have things other than typing?! |
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| Abstract | Annotating functions with typing information is commonplace nowadays. Annotations have become synonymous with typing information, even though they could be just about anything you’d want. Are there use cases for function annotations other than typing? Is that useful? Should you care? Should you stop using typing? |
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