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> I pointed out that I've often gotten Python 2 code running on Python 3 by just changing print to print(). ... > I wrote last year and it turned out that a b
by almostgotcaught 2y ago
> I pointed out that I've often gotten Python 2 code running on Python 3 by just changing print to print().
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> I wrote last year and it turned out that a bunch of my dependencies had changed their APIs
these two things have absolutely nothing to do with each other - couldn't be a more apples to oranges comparison if you tried
- andai 2y agoI ran into both of these things in the same context, which is "the difficulty involved in getting old code working on the latest Python environment", which I understood as the context of this discussion.