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Is there some way of expressing this Scala code with Python's type hints? trait List[A] { def ::[B >: A](x: B): List[B] } I'm trying to achieve this sort
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I'm in an old project that is too huge to easily convert to Typescript, so I've been using JSDoc instead. The Typescript feature that I can't figure out how to
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I am building a python library and I writing a function like this: def addimg(image) -> None: now I want to specify the type of image as an OpenCV image (e.
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I am pretty new to Haskell, and I was wondering if one can define new types that are defined by lists of other types. For example, I assume a string is defined
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