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i took me a while to get used to `print()` but now that i'm used to it, when i see py2 code i get... confused? it doesn't look right. same with `class Foo(obje

i took me a while to get used to `print()` but now that i'm used to it, when i see py2 code i get... confused? it doesn't look right. same with `class Foo(object):`

pdonis 6y ago
> same with `class Foo(object):` That's still legal, and actually I prefer it even though it's not required in Python 3, because explicit is better than implicit.