batterystaple456 added the comment:
I was expecting that like other Python 3 code, since it is already in Python 3,
it would not parse it like Python 2.
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Change by batterystaple456 :
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type: compile error -> behavior
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<https://bugs.python.org/issue35260>
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New submission from batterystaple456 :
File a.py:
print("foo", end='bar') # ParseError
I think the error is caused by arguments in the Python 3 print() function (e.g.
end, sep) that are not
