Today, my friend Simon visited me. We had a nice, long chat, as we hadn't seen each other for about 15 years while I was living in Mexico.
He gave me a book as a present: Man, Interrupted: Welcome to the Bizarre World of OCD, Where Once More is Never Enough by James Bailey.
Many people started switching their Python versions from 2 to 3 as a result of Python EOL. Unfortunately, most Python 3 I find still looks like Python 2, but with parentheses (even I am guilty of that in my code examples in previous posts – Introduction to web scraping with Python). Below, I show some examples of exciting features you can only use in Python 3 in the hopes that it will make solving your problems with Python easier.
This article, Things you’re probably not using in Python 3 – but should, just reminded me that I probably should look into adding type hinting to the Python version of tumblelog.