@nitinkhanna Ah, yeah. If you were reading stuff that didn't call out the language differences and didn't have a heads-up, that would be rough!
If you need to process fixed-format text files, you could do worse than COBOL. :)
@nitinkhanna Print doesn't need any library. It's now a function rather than a statement, so needs parens like any other function call. I've been using it like such for a while even in Py2 using a from future import.
@matigo If that fails, you can also open up Bookmarks, select History, and dig in there.
/@JeremyCherfas
@matigo Mobile Safari: Press and hold the + button at the bottom of the tab switcher UI. Pulls up list of recently closed tabs.
@nitinkhanna With asyncio, async/await, fstrings, typing, enums, and not-horribly-broken Unicode support, I'd say they made it a heck of a lot nicer.
@nitinkhanna The transition to Python 3 has been intentionally slow, but the tide has turned. Even LTS distros will be dropping Py2 in their base system over the next few years, and the last ones with Py2 in base will lose vendor support in the mid-2020s. Py2 will go to security fix only mode in 2020. And Py3.5 and up have added some awesome new features.
Way more here: http://python-notes.curiousefficiency.org/en/latest/python3/questionsandanswers.html