In light of the recent Python 3.6 EOL discussion and the resulting comments about Python breaking backward compatibility, I wanted people to be aware of this option for maintaining support for older interpreters.
At the price of an extra compile step, you can write your code for Python 3.6+ and convert the syntax to be compatible both with newer and with older interpreters.
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