Python 3.6 Released With Async Generators/Comprehensions

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Python 3.6 Released With Async Generators/Comprehensions

Python 3.6 is now officially available...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...n-3.6-Released

[uid313]

Nice, I have looked forward to the new r-strings, like r"My name is {name}, I am {age} old". Same thing is available in other languages such as C# and JavaScript.
It is nicer than string.format() and do things like "My name is {}, I am {} old".format(name, age);

[crymsonpheonix]

Nice, I have looked forward to the new r-strings, like r"My name is {name}, I am {age} old". Same thing is available in other languages such as C# and JavaScript.
It is nicer than string.format() and do things like "My name is {}, I am {} old".format(name, age);

You mean 'f-strings', 'r-strings' have existed forever. They're used to escape control characters line "\n", generally in strings for regex.

[FireBurn]

There's still quite a lot of packages holding out on Python 2.7, will they switch before Python 3.7? Python 2.7.0 was released on July 3rd, 2010.

[Togga]

All this incompatibility between Python2 and Python3, for no apparent reason making me tired of Python. Trying to support packages for both 2 and 3 is a mess and most of the backwards incompatible changes to Python3 makes no sense at all (for example the previously nice map/imap, zip/izip separation gone). New strings is a mess too, maybe nice for some rare presentation layer case but scripts "out there" is decoding everything without a clue. Why are you doing this to us?

The field is wide open for others to take Python's spot (especially scientific).