Type Hinting Makes Your Code More Professional

[@alperengencoglu5367]

Nice video.
Also, one of the best advantages of type hinting is that you can benefit from IntelliSense / code suggestions in the function body for a variable which is passed to the function as parameter.

[@Delirium132231]

I'm using type hinting, but that's totally different level. Great

[@Hoco30]

Thanks you always have something that I needed.

[@josefhamelink6049]

Since 3.10 you can also do
----
def myfunction(myparam: int | float) -> int | float:
----
instead of
----
from typing import Union
def myfunction(myparam: Union[int, float]) -> Union[int, float]:
----

[@sasidharnaidu4507]

Yes, best thing is to make mypy kind of module inbuilt in standard lib

[@yoavmor9002]

Optional isn't a fancy way to mark optional function parameters.
It means the value can be None. Optional[T] is simply Union[T, None]

[@xrdgx1]

What about returns or inputs with numpy?

[@arijanrahimic3210]

Thank you very nice 👍🏼

[@1202loki]

Extra thing I've learnt recently - you use the following to not do imports just for typing.
Also types surrounded by semicolons is a legit syntax and can be used for types which won't be imported during execution.
if typing.TYPE_CHECKING:
from my_module import MyClass
def myfunc(arg1: "MyClass"):
pass

[@aymancassim8944]

Have you ever considered learning Rust? Nice video btw!

[@notnalin]

He has rust tutorials

[@aymancassim8944]

@@notnalin Really where?

[@notnalin]

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[@philtoa334]

Thx.

[@MangoNutella]

The intro is too loud in comparison to the rest of the video. This has been a problem for a long time now.

[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

i think it's fine, i mean most people skip it anyways :P

[@rduck9097]

My brain are brokenn ;-;