Python with type hints still lacks the performance benefits of static typing in a compiled language setting?
It's the developer performance benefit of catching type bugs early, not the application performance benefit from a compiler, that Python developers find compelling
You generally don't write Python if you want it to be really fast anyway (non-Python parts like numpy notwithstanding).
Yes. It also lacks the ease-of-deployment of a compiled language.
It's the developer performance benefit of catching type bugs early, not the application performance benefit from a compiler, that Python developers find compelling
You generally don't write Python if you want it to be really fast anyway (non-Python parts like numpy notwithstanding).
Yes. It also lacks the ease-of-deployment of a compiled language.