Python 3. Considerations.

That's Python and becomes a normal mature language.

• got rid of most trash in the standard library
• no longer differentiate classes for new-style and old-style
• overcome the confusion between unicode and non-unicode
• prilizali syntax, including in the industry exceptions
• brushed overloaded operators
• with its operator overload, multiple inheritance, metaclasses, and some other cool features, Python is quite a powerful language. By expressiveness , I would say, at the level of C ++.

But I was really thinking about switching to Ruby. Now I will not, when 3.0 is not far off. However, there is something that I don’t like in Python, even in the third:

• a lot of trash, especially in the top-level scope. Much cost b used in packages by class
• with its operator overloading, multiple inheritance, metaclasses, and some other strange features Python is a rather complicated language. By confusion , I would say, at the C ++ level
• There is no built-in xslt-library. The library is lying all the way up to work with sound and even ready webserver entirely, but not xslt
• and now it's interesting when Django will make friends with Python 3.0.

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• What's new in Python 3?
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