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The problem is not Python 3, the problem is keeping both languages in my head at the same time. I'm tired of caring whether "print" is supposed to be a function
by draw_down 11y ago
The problem is not Python 3, the problem is keeping both languages in my head at the same time. I'm tired of caring whether "print" is supposed to be a function or not, I just want to print something.
- orpheansodality 11y agoWhy not just always use print() as a function? That's only a single mental change, and works in both 2 and 3.
- witty_username 11y agoprint isn't a function (even though print("hello") works) in Python 2. But you can use __future__ to make it a function.