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You correctly point out that unicode is much much better, but How often are you dealing with it? I know that I certainly don't have to think about it in my pipe
by KaiserPro 13y ago
You correctly point out that unicode is much much better, but How often are you dealing with it? I know that I certainly don't have to think about it in my pipeline.
- lmm 13y agoIn some projects, not at all; in others, most of the time. But it's string/unicode that takes up most of the time and effort in porting; projects that don't involve much string handling are pretty trivial to port to python3, IME.