Python 3

Python 3 – An Intro to Type Hinting

6 Comments / Python, Python 3 / Mike / January 19, 2016 / Python 3

Python 3.5 added an interesting new library called typing. This adds type hinting to Python. Type hinting is kind of declaring your functions arguments to have a certain type. However the type hinting is not binding. It’s just a hint, so there’s nothing preventing the programmer from passing something they shouldn’t. This is Python after […]

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Weekly Python News: 01/28/2011

Books, Education, Python, Web / Mike / January 28, 2011 / PyQT, Python, Python 3, Sprints, WSGI

It’s almost the end of January already and PyCon USA 2011 is just around the corner. In this edition, we cover a wide variety of topics, from Python 2.7 – 3.x. We’ve got sprints, new books, web-related projects and good old recursion articles. Come one, come all! Read the news of the week! eWeek reports

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