Tobia Conforto scripsit:
> So they're ditching {"byte", u"unicode"} strings in favor of {b"byte",
> "unicode"} ones? What are they ditching exactly? It seems to me
> they're just switching the default.
Maybe so, but the word "just" is probably not appropriate, as switching
defaults has a huge knock-on effect on systems that expect strings to
be bytes. That said, my understanding of the Python software ecology
is not deep.
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