Give me an example of an op that returns 2 different outputs at the same time with different types

Certainly! Here's an example from the documentation where an op is defined with multiple outputs of different types:

python from dagster import op, Out from typing import Tuple  @op(out={"int_output": Out(), "str_output": Out()}) def my_multiple_output_op() -> Tuple[int, str]:     return (5, "foo")

In this example, the

my_multiple_output_op

op is defined with two outputs:

int_output

and

str_output

. The op returns a tuple with two elements, where the first element is an integer and the second is a string. The outputs are expected to follow the order they are specified in the op's

out

dictionary, so the

int

output corresponds to

int_output

, and the

str

output corresponds to

str_output

.