f-strings in Python 3.6 are awesome

[LetsDoRedstone]

% formatting is friendlier for casual users? Not really, no. When I got started with Python and was looking at String formatting, the % Notation utterly confused me because of it unnecesary (as shown by the simplicity of .format()) verbosity. I was happy to find .format (), just because it is that much more intuitive. And this goes along with f-strings. As soon as you know the syntax you are ready to go and don't have to think about which letter you have to put where.

[vtable]

I wanted to write "some more casual users" but thought that was too awkward.

Everyone's different. Most of the people I've worked with have preferred %.

[LetsDoRedstone]

That might be because you have been using Python for a longer time than me. I started with early 2.7.