Ned Deily added the comment:
This is as expected. In Python 3, b'text' represents a bytes object. "Passing
a bytes object to str() without the encoding or errors arguments falls under
the first case of returning the informal string representation".
Also, in the case of simple bytes objects, t
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str(b'text') returns double quoted item with b prefix within the str() object
as so: "b'text'" in python interpreter. It seems the "b" shouldn't be within
the outter quotes or apart of the str() instance data.
Is this a bug or new syntax? I personally haven't se
