I am writing a module to let me write code in python 3, but still run it in 2.It looks surprisingly easy actually... anything else I should add?From my (limited) flailing on the interactive interprete
Is it possible to simulate extended tuple unpacking in Python 2? Specifically, I have a for loop: for a, b, c in mylist:
I have a few packages that include modules named util, so that it becomes difficult to tell which util module is referred to if you see something like this:
Here is the code: >>> z = u\'\\u2022\'.decode(\'utf-8\', \'ignore\') Traceback (most recent call last):
I have the following python code: print \'This is a simple game.\' input(\'Press enter to continue . . .\')
So my work which had used older Python 2 is doing some code updating, anyways I开发者_Go百科 am just learning python and am actually pretty new here, but what are the major syntax changes that went fr
When is it b开发者_JS百科etter to use zip instead of itertools.izip?zip computes all the list at once, izip computes the elements only when requested.
I want to assign a string of characters to a variable but it says : there isn\'t a \"code to show. I have a string that i wan开发者_运维知识库t to assign to a variable
I\'ve found a third party module which I would like to use. How do I technically import that module? Particularly, I want to use a module called context_manager. obviously, I cannot just import garli
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