Chris Angelico <ros...@gmail.com>:
> If, in Python, I say print("Hello, world!"), I expect that to produce
> a line of text on the screen, without my code having to encode that to
> bytes, figure out what sort of newline to add, etc, etc.
That example in no way represents the typical Python program (if there
is one).
> Only an extreme few Unix programs actually manipulate binary standard
> streams
That's quite an assumption to make.
> we should have print() and input() "naturally just work" with Unicode
No problem there. I couldn't imagine using either function for anything
serious.
Marko
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