Drew DeVault • 1/13/2017

The only problem with Python 3's str is that you don't grok it

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This article clarifies Python 3's string and bytes types, emphasizing that bytes are not strings. It debunks common misconceptions by comparing Python 2 and 3 string behavior with examples, showing Python 3's superior Unicode support and explaining proper decoding/encoding practices.

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