Pablo Galindo on Twitter: "After a lot of work, we have finished the implementation of PEP 657 🚀🎉. In Python 3.11🐍, tracebacks will annotate where exactly the error is happening in your code 🤯. No more confusion having to guess what part of the expression is wrong. Learn more at https://t.co/bCbXYp5rN7… https://t.co/AWIKcSZJoG"

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After a lot of work, we have finished the implementation of PEP 657 . In Python 3.11, tracebacks will annotate where exactly the error is happening in your code . No more confusion having to guess what part of the expression is wrong. Learn more at https://www. python.org/dev/peps/pep-0 657/   … pic.twitter.com/EnxPY6eojb

Big shootout to the rest of the PEP 657 team: @isidentical and @__ammar2__ that have pushed against tons of bugs and complications during design and development. You rock

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