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Instructor: Hey there.

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This is Andre from the Feature.

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Exactly right after I recorded the videos in the Repl,

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well Repl.it decided to upgrade their Python interpreter

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to the version right here.

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As you can see, the latest version of Python is right here.

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Now, I want you to keep in mind that Repl usually

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implements the Python interpreter a little bit later,

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because they have to work out some kinks.

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Make sure that it's integrated properly onto their website.

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So this number might be a little bit lower

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than what you see on python.org, but don't worry,

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everything that we do in this course

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you're gonna be able to follow.

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As long as we're using Python version three, we're all set.

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Now, depending on when you watch this video,

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this number might be even higher.

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But again, everything we're going to learn

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you're going to be able to follow.

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Just keep in mind what I said before, that is

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that these versions are constantly going to upgrade

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and constantly going to evolve.

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In this course, we're using the latest version of Python

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but because Repl now has a higher version,

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it allows us to do some neat things that perhaps

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we weren't able to do in older versions of Python.

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For example, later on in the course

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we're gonna talk about something called the Walrus Operator

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and this is a new feature that is new to Python 3.8

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and because of that, we're gonna be able to use it inside

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of this Repl, but we're getting ahead of ourselves.

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You'll see that when we talk about the walrus operator.

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Anyway, just a quick note, let's get back into it.