Ok, It’s About Time to Make the Switch to Python 3 Python 3 was released on December 3, 2008 and seven years later it is still contested in real world applications by its predecessor Python 2. This is odd in the rapidly shifting world of technology. Did we continue to rely on snail mail seven years … Continue reading Python 3 Upgrade- Why to do it now in 6 reasons →
Reason 1 : Major Unicode Changes In Python 3, strings are unicode by default. No big deal, right? Depending on what you’re working on, it might be bigger than you might think. One of the biggest gripes from within the Python community about this change has come from the Flask project. Flask specifically chose … Continue reading 5 Reasons Not to Upgrade to Python 3 →
Introduction Lets continue with the idea of a video game that we introduced in the first part of this article. Imagine your player has a name. This could be hard coded, but what if the player gets to pick the name, in which case it is dynamic. This would be a case where a text … Continue reading Variables in Python 3 – Part 2: Text →
