I have switch_them = True inside the if __name__ == '__main__' and Pylint marks it with Constant name "switch_them" doesn't conform to UPPER_CASE naming style Pylint(C0103:invalid-name).
The variable changes its value depending on entering another if nested inside.
If I write instead switch_them: bool = True, then Pylint doesn’t complain about it.
Question: Why is that?
Note that, with the type hint in this line, Pylint still has the same complain in the line where switch_them gets its value changed if condition: switch_them = False.
Should I change to upper case? I suppose putting the bool type hint on all assignments to switch_them is not proper style.