> Yes, you can, but that doesn’t seem to be germane to the argument, since “it is possible to communicate intended use without typing” doesn’t support your QoL vs. code quality argument.
Jillions of lines of quality Python were written before type hints. They're not strictly necessary for writing quality code. If you find modern code that's high quality it probably uses type hints but type hints don't automatically make high quality code.
Jillions of lines of quality Python were written before type hints. They're not strictly necessary for writing quality code. If you find modern code that's high quality it probably uses type hints but type hints don't automatically make high quality code.