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I agree If anything might have killed python it was not python 3 per se but shipping a "beta" version of Py3 as 3.0 Python 3 only got usable really around 3.3
by raverbashing 11mo ago
I agree
If anything might have killed python it was not python 3 per se but shipping a "beta" version of Py3 as 3.0
Python 3 only got usable really around 3.3 or maybe 3.4
- Izkata 11mo agoNot sure why this was downvoted, 3.3 was when they started re-adding things that were removed in 3.0, to make supporting both 2 and 3 reasonable for libraries. I think it kept going in both 3.4 and 3.5 with more features, but the 3.3 restoration of the "u" string prefix is the one that I remember.