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Python 3 had massive breaking changes, especially in the way it handles the string <-> byte conversion at the edge of the application. It's very easy to write a
by JimmyAustin 8y ago
Python 3 had massive breaking changes, especially in the way it handles the string <-> byte conversion at the edge of the application. It's very easy to write a Python 2 application that works on ASCII and fails as soon as someone inserts umlauts, and very hard for Python 3.