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Yeah that explanation really ironed out any confusion.
by forgottenacc57 10y ago
Yeah that explanation really ironed out any confusion.
- minitech 10y agoI think you’d probably get used to it after using it a couple of times/being familiar with what the types represent. Text is a sequence of characters, but you can encode it into a sequence of bytes when necessary. Give it a try! Also, it’s probably worth mentioning that you rarely need to use `encode` or `decode` in Python 3. Most text can just stay text. If you make a mistake, the stronger types are there to help you notice it.