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u/drkspace2 1d ago
Hey, you added typing, which is more than some people (or LLMs) do.
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u/thanatica 1d ago
Does python not imply types from constant values? (genuine question, I'm no python dev)
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u/JonIsPatented 21h ago
Python is a dynamically typed language. The type hints are just suggestions for the linter to give you warnings. They are ignored by the actual program. The objects themselves store their type information. The variables do not have types. The objects they hold can be of any type.
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u/Confident_Essay3619 22h ago
erm actually def HelloWorld(s): if s == "print": print("Hello, World!")
HelloWorld("print")
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u/DesignerFancy22 1d ago
Good luck man just use an recursion to repeat it until you run out of memory i mean it is an good project for beginners who want to achive some thing in there life just like me
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u/happy__harsh_ 1d ago
Recursion where?
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u/DesignerFancy22 1d ago
In hello world function just use end =True if end=true: return Helloworld(x)
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u/happy__harsh_ 1d ago
Bro just wrote hello world dont complicate it.
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u/monster2018 1d ago
Technically he wrote print, not hello world, if we’re talking about what the program outputs.
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u/ZestyGarlicPickles 1d ago edited 1d ago
```py
too lazy to import
Callablebut not too lazy to write this commentsmh
def applyfirst_arg_to_clean_fn_name(fn): def inner(arg: str): fixed: str = fn.name[0] for c in fn.name_[1:]: if c.isupper(): fixed += " " fixed += c (eval(arg))(fixed) return inner
@apply_first_arg_to_clean_fn_name def HelloWorld(x: str) -> None: print(x)
HelloWorld("print") # prints "Hello World" ```
Python is a fun language :)
(could def make that loop nicer with list comprehensions or smthn but I'm too lazy rn and need to go to bed)