Supporting Python 3 (Python 3 supported): In-Depth guide

Supporting Python 3:an In-depth guide

supporting Python 3 doesn ' t has to be daunting. The guides through the process of adding Python 3 support, from choosing a strategy to solving your distribution Issues. Using Plenty of code examples, it guides you across the hurdles and shows you the new Python features.

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• PDF version! Get it for offline!

• Paperback version! Yes, the book was back in print! For reading on bed or at the beach! It ' s available from many channels:

• Directly from CreateSpace

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• On other Amazons (but via resellers)

• If you want to more than ten, contact me: [email protected]

• More pages!

• Several New Tricky bits explained!

• Fewer spelling errors!

Directory

• About the book

• Order

• Welcome to Python 3

• Migration policy

• Preparing for Python 3

• 2to3

• Common Migration Problems

• Improving your code with modern idioms

• Supporting Python 2 and 3 without 2TO3 conversion

• Migrating C Extensions

• Extending 2to3 with your own fixers

• Language Differences and workarounds

• Reorganizations and Renamings

There is also a list of errata, still fairly short.

About the Author

Lennart Regebro, have been a full time Python developer since 2001 and have been using Python 3 since early 2008.

If you had any questions mail [email protected] .

Supporting Python 3 (Python 3 supported): In-Depth guide