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I think this is actually improving the Zen of Python. Before my coworkers were pretty split between % and .format(). Now everyone uses fstrings. So while there
by kevincox 6y ago
I think this is actually improving the Zen of Python. Before my coworkers were pretty split between % and .format(). Now everyone uses fstrings. So while there is one more way to format strings now it seems that everyone has agreed that this is the "one correct way" to do it.
- dunefox 6y agoIt's the opposite of "only one obvious way to do it".