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by speedplane
2282 days ago
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> the term "a real python programmer" clearly meanys a developer who actually has used Python in the past in a remotely significant way As a "real python programmer" that is trying to manage a conversion from Python 2 to 3, I can confirm that there is no superiority complex. We feel whipped and beaten, forced to convert a code-base that has been deemed "legacy" in exchange for a few nice string manipulation features that we don't really need. A "real python programmer" in 2020 is an abandoned class. |
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