On 02/09/2016 03:48 PM, Guido van Rossum wrote: > (Assuming you meant Option*al*.) There seems to be an utter confusion > of the two uses of the term "optional" here. An "optional argument" > (outside PEP 484) is one that has a default value. The "Optional[T]" > notation in PEP 484 means "Union[T, None]". They mean different > things. In an effort to be (crystal) clear: option argument in Python: has a default value, so may be omitted when the function is called. Optional[T] in MyPy: the argument has no default value, and must be supplied when the function is called, but the argument can be None. -- ~Ethan~
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