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Pythonistas have always relied on duck typing to handle different values in variables. Starting with Python 3.0, continuing in 3.5, and wrapping up in 3.6, type hints have been added to Python. What are these strange constructs and what have they done with all the ducks?
Besides teaching Python, Kenneth Love is a husband and father. He created a few popular Python libraries, worked at most levels of the web stack, and was the Creative Director of a newspaper. He likes board games, whiskey, activism, and dry humor.