Published at February 21, 2019 · 1 min read
Since I switched to Python 3.5 as my default and I need to keep backward compatibility with Python 2.7 one year more, I don’t follow new features and releases a lot. Originally, Python 3.5 was released about 3.5 years ago. Looking throw release notes, I think I’ll switch to Python 3.6 just for the projects where I don’t need to support 2.7. There are not a lot of features in newer releases but some of them seem to be useful for me....