Fix code not working when default python is python3 #65
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Also see Battelle#2 because print() is a function in Python 3. |
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Some linux distributions (in particular arch linux) use python 3 as their default. This means that
/usr/bin/pythonis a symlink to/usr/bin/python3. Your code however is not compatible with python3. A simple fix, which should maintain compatibility with other distributions is to explicitly start the program with python2. I have provided the necessary change for you.