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But unicode strings are the default in Python 3, so they could have kept the 'u' syntax and just let it be a no-op. I think that's what was meant.
by glesica 13y ago
But unicode strings are the default in Python 3, so they could have kept the 'u' syntax and just let it be a no-op. I think that's what was meant.
- PythonicAlpha 13y agoRight. And they even changed it, I think in Py3.3 -- but that was very late, when many people already decided not to port.