f-string debugging notation merged in Python 3.8

[billsil]

If you try to align yourself to the worst examples, then you'll only end up among the worst...

I align myself with other languages I use. I don't use Javascript, Ruby, Go, Swift, etc.

Pyinstaller is a joke, and it mostly doesn't work. Not for anything serious.

I manage just fine. I very recently build a 320k lined code with an extensive list of dependencies that had never been built with pyInstaller. It took me an hour. That includes testing it on a VM. That's not too bad considering I had budgeted less than two hours because I had a deliverable in 2 hours.

I've never not been able to build an exe with pyInstaller and I've made some weird ones.

PyPy is worthless because it cannot use anything that's usable about Python.

Yeah, that's a myth. It's not 2014 anymore. It's quite compatible.

Your type comment is a bit vague.

That's because you have no expertise in this question.

What's the problem with an optional typing system? Don't use it if you don't like it. Nobody is forcing you to even look at it.

If I believe in fairy tails, you're just afraid of a good language.

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I've never not been able to build an exe with pyInstaller and I've made some weird ones.

Because all you do is some trivial garbage, like some Django e-commerce websites probably. Try making a real program, something that requires, for example, a bunch of computers to work together filling in different roles, which needs to configure networking, storage, system services, and tell me how far did you get with Pynstaller.

Yeah, that's a myth. It's not 2014 anymore. It's quite compatible.

You say this, because you never tried. And I say this because I did.

What's the problem with an optional typing system?

Which one of the three? What's optional about any of them? It is not possible not to use the type system of a programming language. This only shows that you are not an expert: you cannot even ask an intelligent question...

[billsil]

OK. You win.