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Got a couple of quick examples where Python 3 is easier? Is it that it is more consistent in places?
by mbreese 9y ago
Got a couple of quick examples where Python 3 is easier?
Is it that it is more consistent in places?
- devy 9y agoUnicode handling. Python2's implementation on that is broken.
- mynewtb 9y agoString handling that makes sense No more long type Division that works as expected Annotations No more xrange, iteritems etc, instead you get iterators everywhere f-strings
- squeaky-clean 9y agoI think my personal favorite is exception chaining. Makes it so much easier to debug issues, especially for newbies.