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		russfink 4 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Python’s new t-strings I feel like this can be solved another way. S=f”my good code #### {potentially_evil_user_input} #### my good code again” then work around the ####. Of course, even better, S=evil_user_input and do a scrub on S first.

youruinedpython 4 months ago [2 more]

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JohnKemeny 4 months ago | [–]

As they mention in PEP 750,"we expect many more developers will use t-strings than write t-string processing functions."

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