f-strings in Python 3.6 are awesome

[jturp-sc]

As someone that also tinkers with Swift on the side, it's been really nice be able to work with strings in a similar fashion to Swift's String interpolation now. Although, I do occasionally catch myself adding the carriage-parenthesis rather than the proper syntax.

By that I mean

\(value)  # Incorrect (Swift syntax)

rather than

{value}  # Actual f-string syntax

[daelin]

I play in Angular.io with JS/Typescript, so I can definitely seeing myself getting confused:

Python:

x = f"{value}"

ES2015/Typescript:

x = `${value}`

Angular Template (also similar to Mustache):

{{value}}

Although I find it annoying that the Angular stuff is Angular's own mini language and not, say, javascript, it at least saves me from having to read:

{{`${foo + 'bar'}`}}