Python’s standard library is available in PyScript the same way you’d use it in regular Python: simply import and get to work. Standard library imports should just work in PyScript.

In most modern languages, to import a file, you must either create an instance of the library to use or call a static method directly. Either way, you do something in code to execute anything within ...

In other words, Python’s type hints are for the developer, not the runtime. This may sound counterintuitive, especially if you’ve worked with languages where type declarations were not optional.