It doesn't "improve" and adds new syntax but just removes one line
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Messa
thanks Steve, I didn't know that.
Now my idea looks useless for me, too.
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Hello,
Instead of writing 'class A(Generic[T]): ...', can we do something like rust
lang, i.e., 'class A[T]: ...'? Rust uses but in python we use [T]. This
reflects the type annotation for the class nicely. For example, a: A[T]. It’s
weird seeing the word Generic inside the class inheritance
