Comparison Always True or False

A comparison between two types that can never overlap (e.g. comparing an int to a str with ==) will always produce the same boolean result, suggesting a logic error.

References

mypy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/error_codes.html

In this namespace

← previous call-overload No Matching Overload next → has-type Expression Already Has Explicit Type

abstract arg-type assignment attr-defined call-overload comparison-overlap has-type import-not-found import-untyped index misc