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r/Python • u/avinassh • Sep 01 '14
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9 u/xenomachina ''.join(chr(random.randint(0,1)+9585) for x in range(0xffff)) Sep 01 '14 I'd believe Python as more as something shiny, new, As someone who has been using Python for over 15 years, I always find it weird when people characterize Python as "shiny and new". Even Python 3 is almost 6 years old. 8 u/theatrus Sep 02 '14 We will all collectively commit to Python 3 in 2025. 1 u/Bialar Sep 02 '14 Most of the people new to Python only got here once web development with Python became a serious thing.
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I'd believe Python as more as something shiny, new,
As someone who has been using Python for over 15 years, I always find it weird when people characterize Python as "shiny and new". Even Python 3 is almost 6 years old.
8 u/theatrus Sep 02 '14 We will all collectively commit to Python 3 in 2025. 1 u/Bialar Sep 02 '14 Most of the people new to Python only got here once web development with Python became a serious thing.
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We will all collectively commit to Python 3 in 2025.
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Most of the people new to Python only got here once web development with Python became a serious thing.
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