On Feb 3, 2008 10:51 PM, John Gilmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
code. And perhaps Python facilities for specifying what version of
the interpreter your code expects (and getting such an interpreter to
execute it, regardless of which interpreter version is the default
called python) will come
For planning purposes, since OLPC uses so much Python:
Python 3.0 changes a bunch of things. E.g. ordinary strings will be
Unicode, not ASCII. Metaclasses are used with a different syntax.
Raising and catching exceptions uses different syntax. There are lots
of other little improvements. They
