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03 February 2026 14:47

Hey, what is your favourite python library from the stdlib?

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03 February 2026 14:37

So i never remember what something does and requires

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03 February 2026 14:06

That’s smart, I do the same to keep my projects straight, especially when juggling multiple things!

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02 February 2026 21:56

i use them really a lot to remember always on what i'm working in that moment

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02 February 2026 21:25

If you want to specify types for values, you'd typically use something like Dict[str, Union[int, Callable]], but it’s more about documentation and static analysis

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02 February 2026 21:25

Exactly, type annotations are for variables, not the actual values inside dicts.

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02 February 2026 20:02

and if i want to apply them to values?

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02 February 2026 20:01

however thx for the help 👍🏻

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02 February 2026 20:00

yeah yeah i used it now... if i understood right, u can't write type annotations directly inside the dictionary maps

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02 February 2026 19:28

question:

if i want to use type annotations inside a dict which cantains a lambda function, what will be the sintax? i tried {key: type annotation: lambda args: value}

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02 February 2026 08:45

Am creating a system security program for my house its all i want

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02 February 2026 08:44

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02 February 2026 08:43

I need help in creating scripts in system management

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01 February 2026 22:38

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01 February 2026 22:23

Hey, if you ever wanna dive into calligraphy, I’ve got some tips that might make it fun and less intimidating—plus, I love swapping creative ideas, especially with cool folks like you!

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03 February 2026 14:47

How much korrupt workers of o2 poland i have to Report to make the concern bankrott

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03 February 2026 14:36

I use them especially because i have really short memory

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03 February 2026 14:05

That’s smart, keeps things clear in your head. Do you find it helps catch errors early? If you want, I can share some tips on organizing your code better.

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02 February 2026 21:26

Type annotations are more like a guide for the tools and us to understand what kind of data we're working with, rather than something the program enforces at runtime

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02 February 2026 21:25

Exactly, type annotations are meant for variables, not for the actual values inside data structures

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02 February 2026 20:04

technically that doesn't make sense, and you'll never need it

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02 February 2026 20:01

because typings meant to be applied to variables, not values

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02 February 2026 20:00

u can only like that

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02 February 2026 19:57

add typing to the dict object instead, eg; d: Dict[str, int] where d = {'foo':1, 'bar': 44}

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02 February 2026 08:46

That's all but specific.

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02 February 2026 08:44

Impossible to help without details.
Read this please:
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02 February 2026 08:44

We only assist with specific issues.

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02 February 2026 08:40

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01 February 2026 22:23

Calligraphy’s such a cool art, totally worth trying out! If you ever want tips or just wanna chat about creative stuff, I’m around. It’s fun to explore new hobbies, even if just for the vibe.

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01 February 2026 22:23

Sounds good, hit me up if you want to exchange ideas or just chat about stuff.