Is it? Then why can’t parameters be checked by default when called in a function? Anything passes through with zero runtime checks. Any type checks you need to implement it yourself.
Because Python isn't a statically typed language. Many will argue that this is a huge benefit of Python since you don't have to declare types. There are newer developments like mypy that allows you to add types as annotations, but the data types that you declare with the annotation is not enforced.
Right and I asked you a question and it wasn’t answered. If it’s dynamically typed how come I don’t get type checking at runtime for functions I defined?
