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## Introduction
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This guide provides an overview of Python’s built-in types, explains how and why to use type hints, and demonstrates how to leverage the `typing` module and MyPy for static type checking. Whether you’re new to type annotations or looking to adopt a more robust workflow, you’ll find examples and best practices for writing clearer, safer, and more maintainable Python code.
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## Table of Contents
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- [What are Types in Python?](#what-are-types-in-python)
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- [What are Type Hints?](#what-are-type-hints)
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- [Why Type Hint?](#why-type-hint)
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- [Typing Using the `typing` Module](#typing-using-the-typing-module)
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- [Custom Types](#custom-types)
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- [Installing and Using MyPy](#installing-and-using-mypy)
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- [Configuring MyPy](#configuring-mypy)
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## What are Types in Python?
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Python code can be written using various built-in types that define their behavior and available operations:

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