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Look up how this works in Swift. They only have one string. No raw strings or f strings. Yet they have all the power of all three python string types and less syntax. It's very nice.
Swift does have raw strings (the #"extended delimiter"# syntax).
#"\#(expression)"#
That is exactly the point.
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Swift does have raw strings (the #"extended delimiter"# syntax).
No. Those ALSO have string interpolation! #"\#(expression)"# That is exactly the point.
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No. Those ALSO have string interpolation! #"\#(expression)"# That is exactly the point.
But they’re a distinct string syntax. Your point seemed to be that there was only one. rf"{expression}" works in Python too, note, so either way you want to interpret it, raw strings aren’t a difference.
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But they’re a distinct string syntax. Your point seemed to be that there was only one. rf"{expression}" works in Python too, note, so either way you want to interpret it, raw strings aren’t a difference.
No, they aren't. You can have any number of #. Including zero. It's ONE syntax.