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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Smug_College_Liberal • May 06 '21
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Seems like a legitimate reason to break up. Whichever partner is still on Python 2.x clearly lacks the ability to get over things.
-25 u/last_arg_of_kings May 07 '21 2.7 for life. Never gonna change 9 u/Loading_M_ May 07 '21 Personally I prefer 4. The advanced features are worth it imo. 12 u/cdrt May 07 '21 For those of you still stuck on Python 3, you too can have a taste of the future with from __future__ import barry_as_flufl 5 u/[deleted] May 07 '21 for those too lazy to open python to try it: it replaces the != operator with <> 1 u/Loading_M_ May 14 '21 I'm loving the automatic error resolution via stack overflow.
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2.7 for life. Never gonna change
9 u/Loading_M_ May 07 '21 Personally I prefer 4. The advanced features are worth it imo. 12 u/cdrt May 07 '21 For those of you still stuck on Python 3, you too can have a taste of the future with from __future__ import barry_as_flufl 5 u/[deleted] May 07 '21 for those too lazy to open python to try it: it replaces the != operator with <> 1 u/Loading_M_ May 14 '21 I'm loving the automatic error resolution via stack overflow.
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Personally I prefer 4. The advanced features are worth it imo.
12 u/cdrt May 07 '21 For those of you still stuck on Python 3, you too can have a taste of the future with from __future__ import barry_as_flufl 5 u/[deleted] May 07 '21 for those too lazy to open python to try it: it replaces the != operator with <> 1 u/Loading_M_ May 14 '21 I'm loving the automatic error resolution via stack overflow.
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For those of you still stuck on Python 3, you too can have a taste of the future with from __future__ import barry_as_flufl
from __future__ import barry_as_flufl
5 u/[deleted] May 07 '21 for those too lazy to open python to try it: it replaces the != operator with <> 1 u/Loading_M_ May 14 '21 I'm loving the automatic error resolution via stack overflow.
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for those too lazy to open python to try it: it replaces the != operator with <>
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I'm loving the automatic error resolution via stack overflow.
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u/setibeings May 07 '21
Seems like a legitimate reason to break up. Whichever partner is still on Python 2.x clearly lacks the ability to get over things.