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With the upcoming migration of Sage from Python2 to Python3, I was wondering if Sage's default new behavior will be the current print statement (e.g., print 'hello') or will it change to Python3's print command (e.g., print('hello')).
In case of a change from the current behavior, will there be a way to keep backwards compatibility for code written Python2-style?
Thanks for your answers!
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With the upcoming migration of Sage from Python2 to Python3, I was wondering if Sage's default new behavior will be the current print statement (e.g., print 'hello') or will it change to Python3's print command (e.g., print('hello')).
In case of a change from the current behavior, will there be a way to keep backwards compatibility for code written Python2-style?
Thanks for your answers!
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