Comment Comment by skierscott > what has changed in Python 3.6 that they're happy to do this now when they were pissed off about it a couple years ago?Most of mine have to do with developer productovity and I didn’t find until Python 3.5.– @, the matmul operator– fstrings (f”{foo}”)– parameter typing (foo: int = 0) which has exciting work with Cython– other async features. I forget what library it was (tensorflow?) but for Python 3 it had better async support parent skierscott 9 years ago
Most of mine have to do with developer productovity and I didn’t find until Python 3.5.
– @, the matmul operator
– fstrings (f”{foo}”)
– parameter typing (foo: int = 0) which has exciting work with Cython
– other async features. I forget what library it was (tensorflow?) but for Python 3 it had better async support