Writing big numbers nicely
Python will interpret 100_000_000_000 as 100000000000. I think the former is much easier to read.
>>> 100_000_000_000 is 100000000000 & 100_000_000_000 == 100000000000
True
This is quite similar to how in C++ you can use 1`000`000 to write large numbers
Quickly commenting a block of code
Python has no block comments. Instead, use CTRL + \ on a highlighted block of text to comment it out. Most editors seem to support this.
Print convenience concatenation
Python will concatenate things for you. Sometimes very annoying, sometimes helpful:
>>> print("Ethan " "Myers")
Ethan Myers
Easter Eggs
>>> import antigravity
>>> import this
Walrus Operators
Turn a assign/return 2 liner into a one line walrus operator. This is new in python 3.8. This code:
>>> newshizzle = False
>>> print(newshizzle)
is now
>>> print(newshizzle := True)