Chris Angelico wrote:
They're function metadata. What would the principle of least surprise say about this?print("Spam") def func(arg: print("Foo") = print("Quux")): print("Blargh") print("Fred") func() print("Eggs")
Most languages that have static type declarations wouldn't let you write something like that in the first place, so the fact that Python does is surprising to begin with. -- Greg -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
