Thanks for the PR! I'm assuming you're using Python <= 3.5? The f""-syntax is a feature that was introduced in Python 3.6 called string interpolation. Just thought I'd let you know, as the f before the string is probably not a typo, but just out of habit.
I will merge the PR though, as the string does not actually contain any variables.
Hello @TimoFischer !
Thanks for the PR! I'm assuming you're using Python <= 3.5? The
f""
-syntax is a feature that was introduced in Python 3.6 called string interpolation. Just thought I'd let you know, as the f before the string is probably not a typo, but just out of habit.I will merge the PR though, as the string does not actually contain any variables.
Thanks for your contribution!