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- today I follow up to the video about Protocol and show for doing some light structural type checking at ...
- today I talk about why I pick -˃ int for return values for main functions instead of -˃ None (which works)!
- today I talk about conditional dependencies for platform-specific deps using environment markers!
- today I talk about the difference between object and Any when typing things!
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