> Now this all would not be a problem if the bytestring type would still exist on Python 3, but it does not. It was replaced by the byte type which does not behave like a string.
I was under impression that bytes is just an array of bytes and provides pretty much what `str` provided. What big thing is missing from that interface?
> Now this all would not be a problem if the bytestring type would still exist on Python 3, but it does not. It was replaced by the byte type which does not behave like a string.
I was under impression that bytes is just an array of bytes and provides pretty much what `str` provided. What big thing is missing from that interface?