Python 3 got this so, so wrong. It changed enough to break everyone's code, but not enough to make upgrading worthwhile.
It could have changed more, or changed less - done right, either would have been better than what actually happened.
Python 3 got this so, so wrong. It changed enough to break everyone's code, but not enough to make upgrading worthwhile.
It could have changed more, or changed less - done right, either would have been better than what actually happened.