5x Faster Debugging with Python 3.8+ f-strings

TIL: f-strings support = for quick debugging in Python 3.8+

When debugging Python code, it's often useful to print out the values of variables. In Python 3.8 and later, f-strings have a convenient feature that allows you to do this quickly and easily. You can use the = symbol after a variable name in an f-string to print both the name and the value of the variable.

Before:

x = 5
print(f"x: {x}")

This will output: x: 5

After:

x = 5
print(f"{x=}")

This will output: x=5

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