I’ve seen these attempts to make yourself comfortable in dynamically types languages, specifically PHP. I find them irritating at most, as you dont KNOW which type cariable will have at runtime (and if it will change it). So this prefixing gives you nothing but false-confidence. Is it somehow different in Python (does it infer type on init, but doesnt allow to change one, like Golang?)
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I’ve seen these attempts to make yourself comfortable in dynamically types languages, specifically PHP. I find them irritating at most, as you dont KNOW which type cariable will have at runtime (and if it will change it). So this prefixing gives you nothing but false-confidence. Is it somehow different in Python (does it infer type on init, but doesnt allow to change one, like Golang?)