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The problem is not Python 3, the problem is keeping both languages in my head at the same time. I'm tired of caring whether "print" is supposed to be a function or not, I just want to print something.

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Why not just always use print() as a function? That's only a single mental change, and works in both 2 and 3.

print isn't a function (even though print("hello") works) in Python 2. But you can use __future__ to make it a function.

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