Python Issue #13464

2011-12-13T04:46:06Z

In the past I have released some of my old projects as open source, but I haven't done much development on existing open source projects. Last week I decided to try this by fixing one of the bugs tagged as "easy" on the Python bug tracker. These are issues that the core developers feel can be fixed in a relatively short amount of time. On December 4th, I submitted my patch for issue #13464 and on December 6th it was merged in to the development branch that will become Python 3.3.

It was fun, I think may try to contribute more patches to open source projects in the future.

I Found A Compiler Bug (really)

2010-05-29T05:41:58Z

If when you read the title you said to yourself "sure you did" you are probably not alone. In fact I would probably have the same reaction myself reading the headline. I can remember when I first was learning to program I would occasionally want to blame problems I was having with my code on one of the tools or libraries I was using. I think this is an experience many people have when they start out, and then you quickly learn to blame yourself for problems. The question "Why isn't the computer do what I want it to?" is almost always "Because it is doing what I am telling it to do."

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Python Issue #13464

I Found A Compiler Bug (really)