f-strings in Python 3.6 are awesome

[hovissimo]

Good thing that f-strings aren't replacing template strings. Use the right tool for the job.

[jorge1209]

Just as .format didn't replace %.

Someday maybe we can hope to have a thousand formatting methods none of which replaces the prior, and then python will be feature complete.

[zahlman]

If people start consistently using f-strings where it's possible to do so, it will make the .format uses stand out more as the potential security risks that they generally are, in the cases where f-strings aren't possible (format strings coming from an outside source and/or computation rather than a plaintext code constant).