"Thomas Guettler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 
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>I like python because it is compatible to old versions.

Python 3 will be a new and mostly improved dialect of Python.
Some 2.x code will run unchanged.  Much will not.  Transition tools will be 
written.

> That's way I think string exceptions should not be deprecated.
> Is it too late to change this?

Yes.

> Way not make this line     raise "..."
> behave like this:     raise Exception("...")

Part of the motivation for 3.0 is to remove duplication and *simply* the 
language (= easier to learn), parser, compiler, and interpreter.

Terry Jan Reedy



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