11 Jun
2020
11 Jun
'20
3:45 p.m.
On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 08:00:26PM -0400, Jonathan Crall wrote:
I wouldn't mind if this *only *worked for the specific characters "print".
I would. What's so special about print? It's just a function. I use `iter` much more than print. Should we make a special exception for only 'iter' too? Or instead? `print` is especially problematic, because zero-argument form of print is possible. This makes it a landmine waiting for the unwary: print x, y, z # works print x # works # now print a blank line print # silent failure That's especially going to burn people who remember Python 2, where it did print a blank line instead of evaluating to the `print` object. -- Steven