Keyword arguments can now be more precisely typed using typing.Unpack and typing.TypeDict. This allows developers to define consistent patterns for accepting keyword arguments while still maintaining flexibility. Type annotations facilitate checks during development but do not enforce the correctness at runtime. For example, defining a TypedDict for keyword arguments ensures that specific structure and types are respected in development, but a function can still be called with mismatching or extra arguments without triggering runtime errors.
Keyword arguments can now be more narrowly typed by using typing.Unpack and typing.TypeDict. This allows defining specific patterns for accepting keyword arguments.
Type annotations are for type checkers and do not enforce correctness during runtime, meaning they won't prevent type errors when the function is called.
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