Hi everyone,
I'm going to be leading a class on Python at the University of California, Berkeley next semester (starting in January). I'm interested in using actual bugs in Python as exercises for the class, the goal being 1) to give the students something "real" to work with, and 2) to (hopefully) contribute back anything we manage to put together to the Python dev team.
What I'm looking for are some oustanding bugs which the more experienced devs feel would be straightforward to implement (which might not have been implemented yet because they're not very interesting, or there are simply too many other things to do right now). I'd appreciate any and all suggestions any of you might be able to provide.
I think that Python will have a better chance at wider adoption if universities would provide courses for the language. I'm running this class partly because I'd like to give back to the community which produced a language I've enjoyed using, and any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
If you feel this is off topic, please feel free to reply to me off-list.
Thanks,
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