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Explicitly declaring a variable type in Python

I use pyscripter for coding, it supports auto-completion. So, when I say:

a = []
a.

It gives me all the list functions. similarly with strings I do b=''.

But for the file type, I have to use file. and choose the function and write its arguments and then replace file with the variable name.

Is there a way to declare a variable type explicitly in Python, so that my IDE can be more useful?

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lalli Avatar asked Oct 28 '10 10:10

lalli


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1 Answers

As of Python 3, you can explicitly declare variables by type:

x: int = 3

or:

def f(x: int):
    return x
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escofresco Avatar answered Oct 16 '22 15:10

escofresco