Fix tests with python3 as default python. #282
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If the system python interpreter is set to python3, some tests fail because python3 requires parenthesies for the print statement. Fix this by adding the required parenthesies, which are a no-op for python2.
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If the system python interpreter is set to python3, some tests fail because python3 requires parenthesies for the print statement. Fix this by adding the required parenthesies, which are a no-op for python2. -- Reviewed-on: #282 MOS_MIGRATED_REVID=97571926
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If the system python interpreter is set to python3, some tests fail
because python3 requires parenthesies for the print statement.
Fix this by adding the required parenthesies, which are a no-op for
python2.