Python’s new t-strings

Personally, this feels like a feature that is too focused on one problem to be a general feature. Python is getting huge. When people ask me if Python is easy and simple to learn I have to say "the basics, yes, but to to learn the whole language... not so much".

I feel like in this sense Go really is interesting by rejecting almost every single feature. Honestly not sure generics were worth it as they add a lot of complexity, and while they are nice, I don't need them very much. The general idea to keep the language at its original focus is the right idea IMO. C++ would be the most extreme case where the language itself barely resembles what it started out as.

Python has always been a batteries-included language, so having a go at templated string interpolation —a feature other languages have had for decades— seems like a strange gripe.

It's far more essential than little utilities like textwrap or goliath packages like Python's bundled tkinter implementation.

What other languages have this feature? I'm not aware of any

C# has InterpolatedStringHandler which isn't quite the same thing, but (in my understanding), trying to address the same core issues.