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03 February 2026 14:50

brainless gang, combine

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03 February 2026 14:49

Or a brain will be fine at First

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03 February 2026 14:49

Hey, same question applies to 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:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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02 February 2026 08:44

We only assist with specific issues.

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03 February 2026 14:50

Thank you First time someone is on my pov

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03 February 2026 14:49

looks like you need an offtopic group, please delete the off-topic message(s) and continue this conversation at @pythonofftopic

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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

Please don't ask meta questions like:

- Any user of $x here?
- Anyone used technology $y?
- Hello, I need help on $z!

Just ask about your problem directly! If you don't know what to ask, please read: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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02 February 2026 08:43

I need help in creating scripts in system management