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Fix typos/grammar in concept.rst (#491)
* Fix typo in concept.rst * Fix grammar: add missing pronoun Either or: - It allows one/us to do something - It allows doing something * Fix typo in define
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Let's walk through this process step by step.
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The first on is "Typeclass definition", where we create a new typeclass:
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The first one is "Typeclass definition", where we create a new typeclass:
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to find handler that fits the defined predicate.
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It has the highest priority among other dispatch methods.
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This allows to sync both runtime and ``mypy`` behavior:
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This allows us to sync both runtime and ``mypy`` behavior:
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Sometimes we really need to override how things work.
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With objects and classes this can be problematic,
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because we would need to definie a new subclass
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because we would need to define a new subclass
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and chances are that it won't be used in some situations.
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With ``@typeclass`` overriding something is as easy.

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