What is the advantage of python 2 print over python 3 print? I believe that python 3 print can do everything python 2 print can do on the same level of elegancy. Also, python 2 print has a weird trailing-comma syntax. When a trailing comma is added to a print statement, a space is printed when another print statement is used. For example,
print 'hi', # prints hi (no extra space in the end)
print 'hi',; print 'hi' # prints hi hi
I personally dislike this syntax because I don't find this natural. Wouldn't it make more sense to print an extra space after the print statement with trailing comma instead of before the next print statement?
print 'hi', # prints hi (no extra space in the end)
print 'hi',; print 'hi' # prints hi hi
I personally dislike this syntax because I don't find this natural. Wouldn't it make more sense to print an extra space after the print statement with trailing comma instead of before the next print statement?