What changed in Python 3.10 and which of those changes matter for you?
I’ve spent this week playing with Python 3.10. I’ve primarily been working on solutions to Python Morsels exercises that embrace new Python 3.10 features. I’d like to share what I’ve found.
Source: What's great about Python 3.10?, an article by Trey Hunner.
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