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Walrus operator
`:=` assigns inside an expression. Useful when you'd otherwise compute the same value twice.
if (n := len(data)) > 100: print(n)
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f-stringAn f-prefixed string literal that lets you inline expressions: `f"x={x}"`. Intro…Type hintsAnnotations that describe expected types: `def f(x: int) -> str:`. Not enforced …Truthy / falsyValues that act as True / False in `if` statements. Empty containers, `0`, `None…SlicingSubstring/sublist via `s[start:stop:step]`. Negative indices count from the end.Match statementStructural pattern matching (PEP 634, Python 3.10+). `match val: case Point(x, y…