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Introduction to Types in Python
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Background
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How to read type annotations
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When and why types are useful
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Gradual Typing: Static Types in a Dynamic Language
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Opt-in type checking
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Type stubs
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:doc:`stubs`
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Strategies for increasing coverage
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Getting Started
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===============
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Python type checkers
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How to annotate an existing codebase
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Typeshed
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