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  File "<console>", line 2
    return f'{fname} {surname} is {age}.'
           ^

SyntaxError: invalid syntax

So this is a subset of Python or something like that?

I believe this feature was introduced in Python 3.6. This implementation may be 3.6 <

Edit: Just checked the site and see it uses PyPy which states -- on their site -- the python version is 3.5.3

I can't do:

a, *b = range(3)

which should be 3.5 i think.

Other comments in this thread point to the implementation likely being Python 2.x.

Or you know, just import sys and print sys.version instead of reverse-engineering it from the syntactic features introduced over time.