Is there a way to disable implicit conversion from float to int?

[advent94]

const DURATION: float = 1.0
const COUNT: int = 1
const ARRAY: Array  = [DURATION, COUNT]

ARRAY[0] is float == false

In this example I am checking inside the script if ARRAY[0] is a float but since it's 1.0, it get's converted to int and my statement returns false. This ruins/requires additional corner case coverage for my script's implementation when I am checking if either I am dealing with float value or array of floats and all of them get converted to ints. Is there a way to stop this conversion or give a warning whenever it happens?

I checked Array[Variant] and it doesn't solve this issue.

[AThousandShips]

This doesn't seem like what's going on, can you do:
print(typeof(ARRAY[0]), " ", TYPE_FLOAT)? Accessing a member of an array doesn't provide static typing, so is might not be guaranteed to work, but there's no implicit casting to int in this case

[advent94]

Alright, it seems like I got some misunderstanding going on.

It was different test that failed, one that didn't convert Array = [ [1.0], [object]] to Array = [ Array[float], Array[class] ].
I understand now that this doesn't explicitly convert Array[Variant] to Array[type] so if I want to support Array[Variant] as argument, I need to check for types and if it has same typed object in implementation. Thank you for your input and sorry for bothering. By the way, I am really amazed and jealous seeing how much you contribute to open source community! If I hear any sexist remark related to programming, I will link people your profile 🤣

[AThousandShips]

Yes that's not happening automatically, that's not how the typed arrays work, you don't get typed arrays automatically, by design

See:

• Incorrect array element type error for arg when method is called on non-typed class property with non-typed arg godot#86963
• Behavior of typed arrays #7364 (comment)