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Today i am trying to run the py file finding some problems with print , the reason is that in Python 3.0 print are now a function that means that you need to use "(,)"
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@letrape that you are saying is totally correct and valid that print statements are now called as a function rather than statement. but you should keep in mind that this project was built using python2 may be you should consider changing the title of issue #83 from prints are invalid to "Port to python3" or something that would be very meaningful and less ambigous. Also correct the typo in "Phyton"
Today i am trying to run the py file finding some problems with print , the reason is that in Python 3.0 print are now a function that means that you need to use "(,)"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: