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There are not so terrible workarounds for all the things you mentioned. While Py3K does them better, they are still not reasons to update. As the article poin
by kansface 12y ago
There are not so terrible workarounds for all the things you mentioned. While Py3K does them better, they are still not reasons to update. As the article points out, there isn't a compelling reason other than slightly cleaner code. The community agrees as evidenced by the massive push back.
- Derbasti 12y agoThere are not so terrible workarounds for things like functions or variables in assembler. While C does them better, they are not reasons to update. There are not so terrible workarounds for things like closures and memory management in C. While Python does them better, they are not reasons to update. There will always be neophiles and neophobes...