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Get your point, but I kind of like it. It tells some really important info, and they are hardly alone. Python 3.x was breaking change. Until they they stayed in
by socialdemocrat 5y ago
Get your point, but I kind of like it. It tells some really important info, and they are hardly alone. Python 3.x was breaking change. Until they they stayed in 2.x versioning a long time. And we will never see a Python 4.x
- cozzyd 5y agoBut many languages try really hard not to make breaking changes. With good reason...
- throwaway19937 5y agoPython also makes breaking changes in minor releases; 3.5 introduced async/await and 3.7 made them reserved keywords.
- eru 5y ago> And we will never see a Python 4.x Why?