Python 3 supports typing. The integration with VSCode is also nice.

The following is valid typed code and my personal favorite WTF:

  def func() -> int:
      return True

Because: https://github.com/satwikkansal/wtfpython/blob/master/README...

I understand the decision that was made in the python 2 era. Nowadays Boolean shouldn't be a subtype of `int`. It goes against the zen of python:

- Explicit is better than implicit.

It actually happened because I was using the new walrus operator (which I like).

  def calc(input: int) -> int:
      return input // 3

  def func(input: int) -> Iterator[int]:
     while input:= calc(input) > 0:
         yield input

*edit: code layout