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yes and it is indeed a feature. death to python2. I would pay money to that.
by PunchTornado 9y ago
yes and it is indeed a feature. death to python2. I would pay money to that.
- mcny 9y agojust yesterday someone at cuny sps told me a professor is teaching them flask using python 2.6... sigh
- maxerickson 9y agoIt'd likely be better to use Python 3, but the actual differences in syntax are pretty small, it's big Python 2 code bases that present a problem, not the switch over to using Python 3 syntax and names for new code.
- rkuykendall-com 9y agoYeah, for the types of programs intro students write, it's basically "Okay, now add parens to your prints." And if they're running Python 2.7 they might be doing that already.