Cool, I have very long time without code in python in an extended way, so things like this help me a lot to remember, but I have a thing that I didn't understood in here, in your condition to handle your exception with the length of arguments in a print function you use the character f before the text string, here:
f-strings (formatted strings) are new in Python 3 😎 They make string formatting a lot easier. I could have used format function instead of using f as a prefix but just by adding that, I get to write cleaner and more readable code.
Cool, I have very long time without code in python in an extended way, so things like this help me a lot to remember, but I have a thing that I didn't understood in here, in your condition to handle your exception with the length of arguments in a print function you use the character f before the text string, here:
print(f"[Usage] python {Path("
what does the "f"?
f-strings (formatted strings) are new in Python 3 😎 They make string formatting a lot easier. I could have used format function instead of using f as a prefix but just by adding that, I get to write cleaner and more readable code.
Yeah already I I read about f strings, them are amazing...👍✌️