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by carbon12
4398 days ago
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> What parts of Python 3 syntax are missing? Which parts of the library don't compile? The only things that don't compile properly are certain uses of "super()". super() without arguments is a very strange beast that captures the first argument of the function (interpreting it as the self object), and needs to infer its class. Other than that, all the Python scripts in the Python 3 standard library will compile. |
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