Where I struggle often is, to make the code compatible with both versions. And where I struggle the most is strings and utf8 issues.
Why would you want to make your code compatible with both versions? Why not choose one of them?
Also why not make 2 different versions, one in Py2 and one in Py3?
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Where I struggle often is, to make the code compatible with both versions. And where I struggle the most is strings and utf8 issues.
Why would you want to make your code compatible with both versions? Why not choose one of them?
Also why not make 2 different versions, one in Py2 and one in Py3?