Garrett Berg writes:
> ...
> However, there are times that I do not care what data I am working with,
> and I find myself writing something like:
>
> if isinstance(data, bytes): data = data.decode()
Apparently, below this code, you do care that "data" contains
"str" (not "bytes") -- otherwise, yo
On 11/16/14 2:39 AM, Garrett Berg wrote:
I made the switch to python 3 about two months ago, and I have to say I
love everything about it, /especially/ the change to using only bytes
and str (no more unicode! or... everything is unicode!) As someone who
works with embedded devices, it is great to
Garrett Berg writes:
> I made the switch to python 3 about two months ago, and I have to say
> I love everything about it, *especially* the change to using only
> bytes and str (no more unicode! or... everything is unicode!) As
> someone who works with embedded devices, it is great to know what d
I made the switch to python 3 about two months ago, and I have to say I
love everything about it, *especially* the change to using only bytes and
str (no more unicode! or... everything is unicode!) As someone who works
with embedded devices, it is great to know what data I am working with.
However
