Re:No-op statements syntactically valid only since Python X.Y
by anderskaseorg on Monday June 06, 2022 @03:08PM
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async/await was actually added in 3.5 (although the @ test in since-3.5.py is shorter). The specific change used by since-3.7.py is that await is now allowed inside an f-string (inside an async function). The specific change used by since-3.11.py is that an async comprehension is now allowed inside a normal comprehension (inside an async function). These changes are, of course, not new primitives—just fixes to allow existing primitives to be combined in ways that should intuitively work.
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