Python t-strings (PEP 750): A Practical Tutorial With Real Examples
TL;DR Python 3.14 ships t-strings (PEP 750), a new string literal that looks like an f-string but returns a Template object instead of a finished str. You get the static parts and the interpolated values separately, so a library author can sanitize, escape, parameterize, or defer the rendering. I
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