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In Python, it is expected that typing an identifier will not cause an action to happen... so this is consistent with that expectation.
by klodolph 5y ago
In Python, it is expected that typing an identifier will not cause an action to happen... so this is consistent with that expectation.
- gertlex 5y agoIn Python3, that is. I'd love to find (never looked...) a python3 repl where `print`, `dir`, `help` all behave like python2's `print`, since they're debug/lookup tools. It's rather often I'll open a terminal and want to check one of those things, and... typing () characters just adds significant effort (for lack of better description).