You have argued that it’s expected to be a string congrats. You’ll notice from the grammer you used that there isn’t an actual type here, you specifically pointed out how your IDE displays a type hint which is only slightly better than somebody writing some form of documentation on what the type is. Dynamic languages don’t have typed args, least none that I’ve heard of.
You have argued that it’s expected to be a string congrats. You’ll notice from the grammer you used that there isn’t an actual type here, you specifically pointed out how your IDE displays a type hint which is only slightly better than somebody writing some form of documentation on what the type is. Dynamic languages don’t have typed args, least none that I’ve heard of.