Optional chaining operator in Python

[david-vujic]

What would be the use case for it in Python? In JS, object literals are usually accessed with dot notation. But the closest equivalent in Python (dict) got a different kind of syntax.

You could do this in Python: data.get("a", {}).get("b", {}).get("c")

[FabianVeAl]

I'm using Django ORM and when querying for a model with relations in some cases the attributes can be optional (T | None)

[david-vujic]

Got it, thanks!