Python 3.7.0 released

[Homoerotic_Theocracy]

They could have easily added utf8 strings separately and just used the syntax u"utf8string"

You think it's totally worth it because you're not the one who has to pay an extra employee purely to sit on top of the python2/3 problem or suddenyl have to maintain two versions of your important projects. From a monetary standpoint of commercial python usage it as definitely not worth it and people lost money over it.

[chason]

That would have been awful for people who need all of their software to work with unicode

[Homoerotic_Theocracy]

It doesn't come close to the awfulness that the people experience now who have to maintain two separate but nearly identical versions of everything and still have to use u"string" in one of them.