25 lines
574 B
Python
25 lines
574 B
Python
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def foo(a: int, b: float) -> list:
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print("I am a function.")
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return [42]
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print(foo(1,2.0))
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print(foo.__annotations__)
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# Okay, now let's try some methods
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class Foo:
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def amethod(self: Foo, anint: int, adict: dict[str,object]) -> None:
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print("I am a method taking a dict.")
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@staticmethod
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def astatic(abool: bool, astr: str):
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print("I return a Foo? Amazing!")
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return Foo()
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print(Foo().amethod.__annotations__)
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print(Foo().amethod(1,{'two': 3}))
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print(Foo.astatic.__annotations__)
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print(isinstance(Foo.astatic(True,"yes"),Foo))
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