treyhunner, 11 months ago Python 3.7 reached the end of its life today. 🎉 Here are some Python 3.8 features you can now embrace: • cached_property • self-documenting f-string expressions • walrus operator • positional-only args • passing dictionaries to reversed() A few other favorites of mine: • math.prod (like sum, but for multiplication) • clearing the REPL with globals().clear()... this would break things in Python 3.7! • argparse's add_argument method has an "extend" action #Python
Python 3.7 reached the end of its life today. 🎉
Here are some Python 3.8 features you can now embrace:
• cached_property • self-documenting f-string expressions • walrus operator • positional-only args • passing dictionaries to reversed()
A few other favorites of mine:
• math.prod (like sum, but for multiplication) • clearing the REPL with globals().clear()... this would break things in Python 3.7! • argparse's add_argument method has an "extend" action
#Python
