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by nerdponx
968 days ago
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I think this is a big part of why some people complain about programming languages and environments seeming to tend towards shorter periods of backward compatibility. It's frustrating when a piece of software or a library has been functionally "finished" for a long time, but still periodically needs maintenance and updating to accommodate changes that really have nothing to do with the purpose of the program itself. this is probably the one aspect of the Python2->3 complaint that I sympathize with. |
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