The typing.NamedTuple class syntax only looks at the namespace's __annotations__ when creating a named tuple, which means that any attribute without a type annotation is not considered to be a field: ...
from collections import namedtuple s = namedtuple('Result', 'a one_over_a')(5, 1 / float(5)) s. # <-- I DO see a and one_over_a in the list. Upon typing the period, a ...
Today is the final installment of the "Standard Library Magician" series. To wrap things up, we're going to talk about "containers" for organizing data. You've been using the dataclass we covered in ...
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