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This is a short example of a new "typed" named tuple syntax (Python 3.6). It's a very clean and easy way to define data classes with a type hinting and inheritance support.
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namedtuple_example.py
from typing import NamedTuple # >= Python.3.6.0
class Employee(NamedTuple):
name: str
department: str
salary: int
is_remote: bool = False # >= Python.3.6.1
bob = Employee(name='Bob', department='IT', salary=10000, is_remote=True)
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