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What are the pros and cons of Python?
What advantages or disadvantages do you experience using Python? How would you compare it to other programming languages?
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yep, the post is obviously ironic, good catch ;)
that mostly covers how moving from python 2 to python 3 was easy.
since then, the PSF is afraid to announce a major version... but they do not want a 3.10 either... unbearable suspense ;)
that mostly covers how moving from python 2 to python 3 was easy.
since then, the PSF is afraid to announce a major version... but they do not want a 3.10 either... unbearable suspense ;)
according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Python#Table_of_versions version 3.10 is planned in october 2021
lol, then there may never be a 4 version. seems like they decided not to warn when the changes will come and which minor ( oh i forgot they call them major ) version will break more stuff... suspense again
I also found the article, that you mentioned ( https://charlesleifer.com/blog/new-features-planned-for-python-4-0/ ) when googling. This is almost the only article mentioning Python 4, which is in its own way already a little suspicious.
I dismissed it as a troll post, though the author is a Python developer, has a Linkedin account and seems to have many valuable contributions and articles.
The reasons I think so:
- No external references / sources linked to the article.
- The overall language of this article: (e.g. words like 'fuck', "nerfed", ... )
- phrases like There's nothing wrong with cargo-culting some magic keywords all over the place -- you want to go fast, don't you? which contains a rhetorical question and linked to a negative statement with words like cargo-culting.
- ironic comments like: Since nobody understands how
- using 'we' as if the author was implied and making negative comments like: We look forward to this release, and will do everything in our power to ensure it takes us several minor versions before it is even remotely usable.
- The phrase: Remember the python motto: "What is dead can never die"
But I might of course be wrong,twistedasyncio works