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Thanks so much. I do agree with you on the print statement to function, although other than choosing python 3 vs 2 you don't have much control over that. As fo

Thanks so much. I do agree with you on the print statement to function, although other than choosing python 3 vs 2 you don't have much control over that. As for the materials, good link. I'll be releasing 10 of the 50 topics as a free video series outside the course over the next few weeks.

wyldfire 10y ago
> other than choosing python 3 vs 2 you don't have much control over that. But you do! Add "from __future__ import print_function" to your code and now it can execute identically or near identically among python 2, 3. [1] [1] https://docs.python.org/2/library/__future__.html https://docs.python.org/2/library/__future__.html
- mikeckennedy 10y ago
  OK, true. :) But given the course is Python 3 it's moot in that scenario.