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It no longer matters if it was originally unintentional. If it's in active use now, so even if was originally by accident it cannot be fixed without breaking ba
by hvdijk 6y ago
It no longer matters if it was originally unintentional. If it's in active use now, so even if was originally by accident it cannot be fixed without breaking backwards compatibility.
- tekromancr 6y agoEh, python breaks backwards compatibility between versions all the time. And I don't know if "it's used by codegolfers" is a legitimate reason to keep a language feature. That said, I have a really hard time imagining this issue coming up in regular usage of the language so I don't really have much of an opinion should they choose to keep or drop it.