On Tue, 27 Jun 2017 09:21 am, Stefan Ram wrote:
> Erik <pyt...@lucidity.plus.com> writes: Using 'print' as a
>>statement is obsolete syntax in Python 3.
>
> »print« never was a statement.
Of course it could be a statement, just like "y = x + 1" is a statement.
> »print« was a keyword (2.7.6 2.3.1).
It can be both, depending on context.
> What /was/ a statement in 2.7.6 was (2.7.6 6.6)
>
> "print" ( [ expression ("," expression )* ["," ]]|
> ">>" expression [( "," expression )+ [ "," ]])
Which includes the case that print is called with no arguments:
print
which is a statement.
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