Bytes in Python 3 don't support string operators. Slight nitpick: `bytes` objects in Python 3 do not share all of the operations and methods available on `str`

Bytes in Python 3 don't support string operators. Slight nitpick: `bytes` objects in Python 3 do not share all of the operations and methods available on `str`, but do share quite a few. Notably, `bytes` will never implement format(), but it does implement printf()-style formatting via the modulo operator. The `bytes` and `bytearray` types implement the following methods which also exist on `str` (in some cases, with the caveat that the operation only makes sense if the bytes in question are in the ASCII range): capitalize(), center(), count(), endswith(), expandtabs(), find(), index(), isalnum(), isalpha(), isdigit(), islower(), isspace(), istitle(), isupper(), join(), ljust(), lower(), lstrip(), maketrans(), partition(), replace(), rfind(), rindex(), rjust(), rpartition(), rsplit(), rstrip(), split(), splitlines(), startswith(), strip(), swapcase(), title(), translate(), upper(), zfill()