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In this particular case, I think it's because all ints are now longs. Or rather, there's one int type and it behaves like a long. I'm not a python dev either,
by kaens 18y ago
In this particular case, I think it's because all ints are now longs. Or rather, there's one int type and it behaves like a long.
I'm not a python dev either, but that's what I've gathered by lurking the python-dev and python-3000 mailing lists.
- cpr 18y agoJust to clarify for non-Pythonistas, a "long" is an unlimited precision integer.