In Python, you can add annotations to the arguments and to the return value of a functionn

In Python, you can add annotations to the arguments and to the return value of a function. Annotations give the user of the function and idea of what kind of data type that function is working with. You access annoutations via the __annotations__ attribute as shown in the example, or via the help function: "print(help(power))". Notice that annotations can potentially help the IDE to give you hints, but the compiler will not prevent any type errors if, for example, you return a string instead of an annotated integer.

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[maxumka]

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[jorgeestebanmendozaortiz]

And that's how you make Python more like Scala.

[renecabuhan]

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