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Updated Writing Python in cpp (a manifesto) (markdown)

Soumith Chintala
2019-05-18 18:54:09 -04:00
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As you can see from the question marks, there are immediate problems. What is the “type” of an untyped bag of arguments? What exactly is the type of forward on model_? How did we know that it was going to return exactly two tensors as outputs? Surely not all Modules behave like that? And what if you're going to subclass Trainer?
We could endlessly litigate this situation every time it comes up, or we can appeal to the principle of *writing Python in C++* and accept that a *dynamic type* solves are problem:
We could endlessly litigate this situation every time it comes up, or we can appeal to the principle of *writing Python in C++* and accept that a *dynamic type* solves our problem:
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class Trainer {