Explicitly typed version of Python?

Question

I rather like Python syntactic sugar; and standard library functions.

However, one feature that I do not like; This is implicit typing.

Is there a Python distribution with an explicit character set; which is still compatible, for example, with PyPi packages?

[I looked in RPython]

Answer 1

The short answer is no. What you are asking for is deeply embedded in Python and cannot be changed without changing the language so radically that it will not be Python.

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