New In Python 3.12: Type Statement

Thanks 😊

This looks too cpp, I still perfer the colon syntax

I love your videos really well constructed and great content. Though am I missing something, Why does everyone want explicit typing in Python, the point is not to. I love using 25 * "_" to make lines. types break this idea and more.

It is so much cleaner and really simple to use 🤩

Var : type = value ...

you forgot about the bound with the type parameter like:
type MyIntegerSeq[T: int] = Sequence[T]

I hope the IntOrStr type is a joke. Right?

I am SO glad we can now reference class types before they are defined. You don't know how much I got annoyed at the fact that it wasn't possible in previous versions of Python.

explain more of generic types plz as you didn't give some examples😢, thx bro.

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I wish i could update to 3.12 but the library I heavily depend on doesn't work on 3.12

I completely missed this when I was doing my research on 3.12! This is SO much nicer than the old system in so many ways, definitely long overdue.

They should have used another keyword imo. Type is already a function

Excited to use it :)

so basically typedef from c?

nice, clean and fast to type out, that's what we like about python (and all the libs :D) --> good change

I would like to try that out!