On 20/03/2014 20:30, Marko Rauhamaa wrote:
Mark Lawrence <breamore...@yahoo.co.uk>:
The starter is 2to3 which had been in the standard library for what
seems like an eternity to me.
No problem there. It helps you transition from python2 to python3.
However, python3 is here and you should be able to write genuine python3
code with the appropriate bytes and string facilities. It would be very
confusing to try to mix the two regimes.
I must say, though, that Python3 destroyed "print" forever for me. To
avoid nausea, I write sys.stdout.write() in all Python3 code.
Not for me, I was using from __future__ import print_function for years
so got used to typing those two extra brackets, plus print very kindly
inserts the newlines for me.
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