R. David Murray added the comment: I don't think so. Python uses duck typing, and one of the consequences of that is you can get weird errors if you pass in a type that sort-of-works but doesn't really. Arbitrarily restricting the input type is not something we do (that's what the whole static type checking thing is about...doing that as an external lint process.)
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