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dsjoerg commented Aug 22, 2017

Ha, I never knew until today how Python 2 handled print('foo'). Turns out it's still a statement, just a statement that takes a tuple.

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cclauss commented Aug 22, 2017

from __future__ import print_function will force Python 2 to work exactly like Python 3.

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