Harry Karadimas
Al SweigartMy Python nitpick is that Python has long had a print *function* and not a print *statement*. This mistake happens so often that even LLMs routinely make it.
Third spruce tree on the left@AlSweigart For some reason your post narrated itself with John Cleese's voice.
Chris Petrilli@AlSweigart I mean, python 2.7 has a print statement, no?
Marsh Ray@AlSweigart But why *should* print() be a statement?
In many OO languages it’s a just method on some stdout object.
Perhaps GenAI makes that mistake because Python 2.x didn’t require the parens around the arguments to *print*.
@AlSweigart That claim is a bold statement. And a bold function, also.
On second thought it's rather italic. **statement** is a bold statement.
George Saich@AlSweigart I am missing the nuance here. I know how to print in Python. What am I missing?