This was actually a thing I wished multiple times Python had it. Still on Python 3.6 and 3.7 here, so for me it takes a while until I will use the operator, but I think its good to have for quick and dirty simple scripts. Off course in some situation this Walrus operator would make the code worse to read, so its the programmers responsibility.<br><br>But I can definitely see why some people do not like this operator and think there is not enough good reason to implement it. Also its a bit odd, because Guido would reject most of features like these, for the same reason why the other developers contra arguments to the Walrus operator.