On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 22:50, Alan Gauld wrote:
>> Now what should be used and promoted on the list?
>
> We can't shouldn't promote one over the other since the remit
> of this list is to help newbies, regardless of the Python version.
OK, understood.
> The only thing I would strongly request i
"Sander Sweers" wrote
I see more people posting answers with the new print() function only
available in python 3 and in python 2.6 via an import from
__future__.
Now I am not confused by this but I can understand that people very
new to python can get confused byt this. Especially people fol
Hello,
I see more people posting answers with the new print() function only
available in python 3 and in python 2.6 via an import from __future__.
Now I am not confused by this but I can understand that people very
new to python can get confused byt this. Especially people following a
guide online
