Type hints in Python (4)

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  1. mypy

    Optional static typing for Python

    Hashable cannot be used for an iterator even it's immutable according to the issue.

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  3. CPython

    The Python programming language

    Use KeysView and ValuesView instead of dict_keys and dict_values respectively because type checkers don't support dict_keys and dict_values in _collections_abc.

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