Python Generics Intermediate Anthony Explains 430 - Detailed Analysis
today we introduce another typing / mypy concept: today we go over narrowings and `TypeGuard` -- which enables you to write your own user-defined narrowings! playlist: ... today I talk about the basics of generator functions and how you'd type annotate them! playlist: ... today I talk about why mypy doesn't need an annotation for the first argument! - introduction to typing / mypy: ... 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 I talk about explicit type aliases in
How's it going everyone? In today's video I'm going to be teaching you the power of today I talk about what a `universal2` wheel is for macos and why it's a "2"! - what is a wheel? 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 ... today I talk about namespace packages, what PEP 420 is, and why I don't use namespace packages playlist: ... today we're back talking about typing in mypy -- I show you two ways to debug types during type checking as well as a hint about ... today I talk about __slots__ and __dict__ and how they relate to objects! playlist: ...
today I talk about insertion ordered dictionaries and when you can rely on them (cpython3.6+) and the differences between ... today I show how even if you don't know the operator precedence you can figure out how this evaluates! playlist: ...
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