I come from a java background and i'm starting with python 3.x and types. In java it's not possible to do something like this:
num:int = 5;
name:str = num
num = "hola"
print(type(num)) # <class 'int'>
The interpreter doesn't complain when storing an int value in a str variable or viceversa.
I didn't find any example of using this var_name: type_name = 5 kind of asignations in python's official 3.6.7 docs, but, again, the interpreter think it's ok.
Why is this possible?
