[Python-ideas] Python-ideas Digest, Vol 93, Issue 31

[Raymond Hettinger]

On Aug 13, 2014, at 12:44 PM, python-ideas-request at python.org wrote:

>  The goal is to make it possible to add
> type checking annotations to 3rd party modules (and even to the stdlib)
> while allowing unaltered execution of the program by the (unmodified)
> Python 3.5 interpreter.

Is the goal to "make it possible" or would it quickly become required
(i.e. any time you write normal, readable Python, it would break 
someone's optimizer, refactorer, linter, etc.?)

Are these annotations going to be pushed into every nook and cranny
in the standard library and wend their way into the C code?


Raymond

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