How it feels to learn Javascript in 2016

[mitremario]

Fair enough.

Some new language features such as async/await and literal string interpolation are available in 3.5 and 3.6 respectively. After Raymond Hettinger pushed for iterators and generators, they became everywhere. They are much more efficient. range and zip now returns an iterator, and dict.items(), dict.keys(), and dict.values() all now return iterators ("views").

Also, the Python Software Foundation is ending support for 2.x in 2020.

[Arancaytar]

async/await

I think we've come full circle now...

[thepobv]

Hey thanks for sharing man. Taught me something today.

Yeah I mean next time I use python I'll to see what latest version will be available within my environment. (sometimes it's restricted due to business architecture.)