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by nine_k
430 days ago
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I understand your concern, and I think the PEP addresses it. Quite bluntly, t"foo" is not a string, while f"foo" is. You'll get a typecheck error if you run a typechecker like any reasonable developer, and will get a runtime error if you ignore the type mismatch, because t"foo" even lacks a __str__() method. One statement the PEP could put front and center in the abstract could be "t-strings are not strings". |
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t-string is an unfortunate name for something that is not a string.