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today I talk about Optional and a few approaches to today I talk about the three generic types of ` today I talk about the difference between object and Any when today I follow up to the video about Protocol and show for doing some light structural today I talk about why mypy doesn't need an annotation for the first argument! - introduction to today I show you what the `TYPE_CHECKING` constant is in the

today I talk about how to package up typed code -- either inline types or today I answer an interesting question which surprised me -- why is `

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python typing: Final / @final (intermediate) anthony explains #132

python typing: Final / @final (intermediate) anthony explains #132

today I talk about the several uses of

python typing: re.match and Optional (intermediate) anthony explains #115

python typing: re.match and Optional (intermediate) anthony explains #115

today I talk about Optional and a few approaches to

python typing: Generator[T, S, R] (intermediate) anthony explains #297

python typing: Generator[T, S, R] (intermediate) anthony explains #297

today I talk about the three generic types of `

python typing: object vs Any (intermediate) anthony explains #275

python typing: object vs Any (intermediate) anthony explains #275

today I talk about the difference between object and Any when

python typing: @overload (intermediate) anthony explains #163

python typing: @overload (intermediate) anthony explains #163

today I talk about the @overload decorator for

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typing: Protocol + @runtime_checkable (intermediate) anthony explains #187

typing: Protocol + @runtime_checkable (intermediate) anthony explains #187

today I follow up to the video about Protocol and show @runtime_checkable for doing some light structural

python typing: why not self? (intermediate) anthony explains #076

python typing: why not self? (intermediate) anthony explains #076

today I talk about why mypy doesn't need an annotation for the first argument! - introduction to

is python with types faster? (intermediate) anthony explains #126

is python with types faster? (intermediate) anthony explains #126

today I talk about whether adding

python typing: TYPE_CHECKING (intermediate) anthony explains #312

python typing: TYPE_CHECKING (intermediate) anthony explains #312

today I show you what the `TYPE_CHECKING` constant is in the

python typing: explicit TypeAlias (PEP 613) (intermediate) anthony explains #365

python typing: explicit TypeAlias (PEP 613) (intermediate) anthony explains #365

today I talk about explicit

gradual typing python (and my approach) (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #308

gradual typing python (and my approach) (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #308

today I talk about gradual

packaging python typed code (intermediate) anthony explains #252

packaging python typed code (intermediate) anthony explains #252

today I talk about how to package up typed code -- either inline types or

python: why is -c faster than -m? (intermediate) anthony explains #222

python: why is -c faster than -m? (intermediate) anthony explains #222

today I answer an interesting question which surprised me -- why is `