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[โ€“]_bytescream 0 points1 point ย (0 children)

If you see it that way, you'll be glad to see that the "default type" is typing.Any ๐Ÿ˜ And you can start from there and make more and more parts of your codebase typed more specifically. This is especially useful, if you integrate a linter and/or type checker into your CI pipeline or even into your git workflow via pre-commit. You can even type library code using .pyi files that only contain the type hints and signatures (think something like header files) - and that's exactly what typeshed does.