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# istype
After python 3.5, we got a `typing` module.
## Usage
We known `typing.Union[int, str]` mean the type is one of `int` or `str`.
However, we cannot use `isinstance()` for test it.
So...
``` py
from istype import isinstanceof
isinstanceof(1, Union[int, str]) # now it will return True
```
try use `from istype import isinstanceof as isinstance` !
## Supported types
* Union
* Any
* Optional
* Tuple
* List
* AnyStr
* Set
* Dict
* Type
* Iterable
* Collection
After python 3.5, we got a `typing` module.
## Usage
We known `typing.Union[int, str]` mean the type is one of `int` or `str`.
However, we cannot use `isinstance()` for test it.
So...
``` py
from istype import isinstanceof
isinstanceof(1, Union[int, str]) # now it will return True
```
try use `from istype import isinstanceof as isinstance` !
## Supported types
* Union
* Any
* Optional
* Tuple
* List
* AnyStr
* Set
* Dict
* Type
* Iterable
* Collection
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