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Python 3.5 support ends on 2020-09-13. At that point, support can be removed, in terms of testing & feature support.
With 3.6, new-style variable type hinting and f-strings can be used. The random.choices() workaround may be removed.
Other things to consider: Use the secrets module for RNG outside of testing.
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alphabet: Optional[Union[TCounter[str], Sequence[str], Set[str], int]] = None, -> alphabet: Optional[Union[TCounter[str], Collection[str], int]] = None,
alphabet: Optional[Union[TCounter[str], Sequence[str], Set[str], int]] = 0, -> alphabet: Optional[Union[TCounter[str], Collection[str], int]] = 0,
Other cases of Sequence[str], Set[str] in a Union
Essentially, undo 2e4b17c
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Python 3.5 support ends on 2020-09-13. At that point, support can be removed, in terms of testing & feature support.
With 3.6, new-style variable type hinting and f-strings can be used.
The random.choices() workaround may be removed.
Other things to consider:
Use the secrets module for RNG outside of testing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: