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main.py
def foo() -> None: a: bytes b: int a = b'foo' # Expression b'' is of type `bytes` which is the expected type. This works. b = "Foo" # Expression "Foo" is of type `str` which isn't the expected type (int). This won't pass type checking. print(a, b) foo()
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