Class Members and Methods

'A': """ cls should not be annotated Use forward reference to refer to current class with string literal 'A' """ return cls(float(x))"> 'A': """ cls should not be annotated Use forward reference to refer to current class with string literal 'A' """ return cls(float(x))"> 'A': """ cls should not be annotated Use forward reference to refer to current class with string literal 'A' """ return cls(float(x))">

class A:
    x = None  # type: float
    def __init__(self, x: float) -> None:
        """
        self should not be annotated
        init should be annotated to return None
        """
        self.x = x
    
    @classmethod
    def from_int(cls, x: int) -> 'A': 
        """
        cls should not be annotated
        Use forward reference to refer to current class with string literal 'A'
        """
        return cls(float(x))

Forward reference of the current class is needed since annotations are evaluated when the function is defined. Forward references can also be used when referring to a class that would cause a circular import if imported.