Why are single type constraints disallowed in Python?
问题 Suppose you want to constrain a type variable to implement a certain interface. You might write something like so: from typing import TypeVar, Callable T = TypeVar('T', Callable) class Foo(Generic[T]): ... >> TypeError: A single constraint is not allowed Why is Python unhappy about this use of type constraints? PEP 484 and the Python source code are unhelpful in this regard. Note: in my particular case I am interested in constraining a type variable to implement an abstract base class, but