>> # plain data >> user1 = dict(id=123, # always int >> name="uuu", # always str >> ...) # other fields possible >> smth = [42, "xx", ...] >> (why not namedtuple? b/c extensible, mutable) >> At least one PHP IDE allows to annotate PDO. >> Perhaps it's just bad taste in Python? Or is there a valid use-case? > > Most (all?) of this is actually mentioned in the PEP: > https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0484/#type-comments The question was about mixed containers, e.g.: x = [12, "Jane"] y = [13, "John", 99.9] There first element is always int, second always str, and rest is variable.
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