Earlier today the Python release team announced that the newest major release of the language, Python 3.12.0, is now available. It includes many new features, such as flexible f-string parsing ...

F-strings, Python’s convenient system for performing string formatting, used to be heavily restricted in terms of how they could be formatted. Python 3.12 removes many of these limitations.

This post explains how to concatenate a string in Python. As well as how to build strings, search for substrings and much more.

Official support for free-threaded Python, an experimental JIT, and a smarter installation manager for Windows are among the goodies in Python 3.14. Now in a release candidate.