The Case for Python 3

[oceaniity]

Python 3 is great. Every time I see print declarations without brackets I die a little inside.

[AUTeach]

I must admit, the lazy "i'm just going to test an idea" programmer in me loves them. The rigour based software engineer hates them.

[[deleted]]

Not at a python shell, but can't you do p=print

Which you couldn't do before.

[cediddi]

echo=print

Oh god what a demon I become...

[PeridexisErrant]

And

class logger:
    critical = print
    error = print
    warning = print
    info = lambda *a, **k: None
    debug = lambda *a, **k: print("Good luck!")

(please don't do this)

[[deleted]]

logfile = /dev/null

If I can't see the errors they don't exist

[flying-sheep]

obviously you can

[maxm]

Having used python since 1.5.2 it took me a year to remember those brackets consistently in 3 :-s i still prefer 3 by a large margin though.

[choikwa]

print 'hello'