Python has had the ability to add annotations to function and method signatures since 3.0, and more recently gained the ability to annotate attributes as well; originally, no specific use case was mandated for this feature, but everybody used it for type hints, so now that’s the official use case for annotations. I’ve had a lot of concerns about the way type hinting and type checking have been implemented for Python, largely around the fact that idiomatic Python really wants to be a structurally-typed language, or as some people have called it “interfacely-typed”, rather than nominally-typed. Which is to say: in Python you almost never care about the actual exact type name of something, you care about the interfaces (nowadays, called “protocols” in Python typing-speak) it implements. So you don’t care whether something is precisely an instance of list, you care about it being iterable or indexable or whatever.
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