Proper type annotations are possible in Python, but its more the excemption than the rule.
What I encounter in Python world are dicts, dicts and more dicts.
Edit: i’ve encountered some developers stepping up from Python to kotlin and Java and making a total mess of things. I agree that it is possible to write structured Python code but 80% of developers are never going to surpass the “scripting” level.
Proper type annotations are possible in Python, but its more the excemption than the rule.
What I encounter in Python world are dicts, dicts and more dicts.
Edit: i’ve encountered some developers stepping up from Python to kotlin and Java and making a total mess of things. I agree that it is possible to write structured Python code but 80% of developers are never going to surpass the “scripting” level.