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Expand Up @@ -75,12 +75,16 @@ places. Specifically, type expressions are used in the following locations:
* The second argument to :ref:`assert_type() <assert-type>`
* The bounds and constraints of a ``TypeVar`` (whether created through the
old syntax or the native syntax in Python 3.12)
* The default of a ``TypeVar``, ``ParamSpec``, or ``TypeVarTuple`` (whether
created through the old syntax or the native syntax in Python 3.12)
* The definition of a type alias (whether created through the ``type`` statement,
the old assignment syntax, or the ``TypeAliasType`` constructor)
* The type arguments of a generic class (which may appear in a base class
or in a constructor call)
* The definitions of fields in the functional forms for creating
:ref:`TypedDict <typeddict>` and :ref:`NamedTuple <namedtuple>` types
* The value passed to the ``extra_items`` argument in the :ref:`TypedDict <typeddict>`
constructor
* The base type in the definition of a :ref:`NewType <newtype>`

.. _`annotation-expression`:
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