Python and type hinting
This is one of the underrated features of python. (3.5+ only).
def greet(name):
return f"hello {name}"
This is an example function creating greetings for the name. With type-hinting, it becomes:
def greet(name: str) -> str:
return f"hello {name}"
We hint that the name is a string and the function returns a string. This approach has a couple of benefits:
It Improves code readability. The potential other developer reading the code can understand the variables without checking the function body.
IDES, static analyzers can benefit hinted variables and functions.
Note
Type hinting is not a strict type checking mechanism placed inside the Python interpreter.
If you have a function that can work both strings and integers and you hinted the first param. as a string, it will still continue to work with integer values, too.
Also see PEP 484 to learn about it more.
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f-strings are Python 3.6+
yeah, you can change the body with .format() if you want to run it at 3.5 :)
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