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thanks for that link, now I see the problems Text Data vs. Unicode alone would be an enormous overhaul. Though the syntax changes dont seem that problematic.
by jfaucett 13y ago
thanks for that link, now I see the problems Text Data vs. Unicode alone would be an enormous overhaul. Though the syntax changes dont seem that problematic.
- bskap 13y agoThey aren't. And there are automatic tools for converting between them (2to3 and 3to2), along with those __future__ imports that Aaron mentioned: doing "from __future__ import print_function, unicode_literals, absolute_import, division" would give you most of the Python 3 syntax changes in Python 2. The "everything expects bytes" to "everything expects text" change is the biggest hurdle for a lot of projects.