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This would be wrong:
```python
>>> 1 == 2
True
```
This is pseudo-code:
% skip: start
```python
def foo(...) -> bool:
...
```
When you want to foo, you could do it like this:
```python
foo('baz', 'bob', ...)
```
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% invisible-code-block: python
%
% import sys
This will only work on Python 3:
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```python
>>> repr(b'foo')
"b'foo'"
```
This example is not yet working, but I wanted to be reminded:
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```python
>>> 1.1 == 1.11
True
```
And here we can see some pseudo-code that will work in a future release:
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```python
>>> helper = Framework().make_helper()
>>> helper.describe(...)
```
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This would still be wrong:
```python
>>> 1 == 1
True
```
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