Hey there.
This is Andre from the Future.
Exactly.
Right after I recorded the videos in the Ripoll well reply it decided to upgrade their python interpreter
to the version right here.
As you can see, the latest version of Python is right here.
Now, I want you to keep in mind that Ripple usually implements the Python interpreter a little bit
later because they have to work out some kinks, make sure that it's integrated properly onto their
website.
So this number might be a little bit lower than what you see on Python dot org.
But don't worry, everything that we do in this course, you're going to be able to follow as long as
we're using Python version three.
We're all set.
Now, depending on when you watch this video, this number might be even higher.
But again, everything we're going to learn, you're going to be able to follow.
Just keep in mind what I said before, that is that these versions are constantly going to upgrade and
constantly going to evolve.
In this course, we're using the latest version of Python, but because Ripple now has a higher version,
it allows us to do some neat things that perhaps we weren't able to do in older versions of Python.
For example, later on in the course, we're going to talk about something called the Walrus operator.
And this is a new feature that is new to Python 3.8.
And because of that, we're going to be able to use it inside of this repo, but we're getting ahead
of ourselves.
So you'll see that when we talk about the walrus operator.
Anyway, just a quick note.
Let's get back into it.