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Have you considered that maybe the language had not evolved enough for them to be appealing. With b'' and u'' string syntax coming into the language, there is a
by has2k1 9y ago
Have you considered that maybe the language had not evolved enough for them to be appealing. With b'' and u'' string syntax coming into the language, there is a realisation that string interpolation can be an opt-in feature among other reasons.
What you have is decision making analogous to the function
evaluate(string_interpolation, python_ecosystem)
which is different from
evaluate(string_interpolation)
- dozzie 9y ago> With b'' and u'' string syntax coming into the language, there is a realisation that string interpolation can be an opt-in feature among other reasons. This argument won't fly. Did you know that string interpolation in Perl and shell was always an opt-in feature? And despite that it was frowned upon by Python community.