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Python 3.8 and its walrus operator is 2.5 years old, it's not bleeding edge, at least not anymore. That being said, I'm worried about the language in that compl
by diarrhea 4y ago
Python 3.8 and its walrus operator is 2.5 years old, it's not bleeding edge, at least not anymore. That being said, I'm worried about the language in that complexity increases through the introduction of new language features without much benefit at all.
- morelisp 4y ago2.5 years is still bleeding edge for a backwards-incompatible syntax change.
- stavros 4y agoIt's not a syntax change, it's a new feature. If you know your version of Python doesn't support it, don't use it. I think your issue is mostly with library authors who drop older versions just so they can use a slightly more convenient syntax.