When type annotating a variable of type dict, typically you'd annotate it like this: numeralToInteger: dict[str, int] = {...} However I rewrote this using a colon instead of a comma: numeralToInteger...

I'm trying to type a function that returns a dictionary with one required key, and some additional ones. I've run into TypedDict, but it is too strict for my purpose. At the same time Dict is too leni...

I've a list of string to be operated upon. And the return type is something like group type consisting of int as a key and a list of string as value. What i've tried? from typing import List, Dict, It...

I'm working my way towards strict type checking using Pyright, and I'm running into an issue with a Flask error handler. I'm not yet familiar enough with type hints to know if this is an error in my c...