I really wish Python had multi-line lambdas. Sadly Python is very opinionated in ways I don’t quite understand, but I can at least respect while using it.
For interfaces, honestly all I can suggest is using an ABC with only @abstractmethods. It’s not perfect, but it’s basically what you’d do in C++ anyway. If you’re looking for an interface that models data, you could look at dataclasses or TypedDict (depending on what kind of data it is), but it’s just not going to match what’s possible in TS sadly (mapped types, conditional types, complex union types, custom type guards, etc).
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@TehPers I really wish Python had a satisfying way to do interfaces.
I really wish Python had multi-line lambdas. Sadly Python is very opinionated in ways I don’t quite understand, but I can at least respect while using it.
For interfaces, honestly all I can suggest is using an
ABCwith only@abstractmethods. It’s not perfect, but it’s basically what you’d do in C++ anyway. If you’re looking for an interface that models data, you could look at dataclasses orTypedDict(depending on what kind of data it is), but it’s just not going to match what’s possible in TS sadly (mapped types, conditional types, complex union types, custom type guards, etc).