I'm sorry, I've got in the habit of using f-string because I really like it.
It was introduced in python 3.6
change to:
Python 2.6 is so old!
maintenance for 2.7 and below is scheduled to stop in less than 2 years.
F-string won't work with anything less than 3.6, but 3.7 is coming out soon, maybe the admin can wait for that,
It's going to have some fantastic async additions.
It was introduced in python 3.6
change to:
print('File ptr: {}, Size: {}, Header: {}'.format(item[0], item[2], item[1]))or install python 3.6.4
Python 2.6 is so old!
maintenance for 2.7 and below is scheduled to stop in less than 2 years.
F-string won't work with anything less than 3.6, but 3.7 is coming out soon, maybe the admin can wait for that,
It's going to have some fantastic async additions.