change print foo to print(foo) --> python 3 works #6
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Need to add from __future__ import print_function to the top of the import statements to get identical output in Python 3.
| print time.time() - now | ||
| print ret.shape, ret.dtype | ||
| print(time.time() - now) | ||
| print(ret.shape, ret.dtype) |
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This is not quite right. When you are printing multiple values separated by a comma then you must from __future__ import print_function at the top of the import statements to get identical output in Python 2.
$ python2 -c "print 'a', 'b' ; print('a', 'b')"
a b
('a', 'b')
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Simple change for the print lines in python 3