def print_all(x: ???): for item in x: print(x) what should the typehint for the parameter be?
I guess collections.abc.Iterable, but I’d be surprised if for loops don’t also always work with Iterators too, and Iterators don’t have to also be Iterables
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r/learnpython def print_all(x: ???): for item in x: print(x) what should the typehint for the parameter be? I guess collections.abc.Iterable, but I’d be surprised if for loops don’t also always work with Iterators too, and Iterators don’t have to also be Iterables submitted by /u/Informal-Addendum435 [link] [comments]
def print_all(x: ???): for item in x: print(x) what should the typehint for the parameter be?
I guess collections.abc.Iterable, but I’d be surprised if for loops don’t also always work with Iterators too, and Iterators don’t have to also be Iterables
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