str/int: Controversial breaking change added to Python
New breaking changes were just introduced in Python.
The default behavior of how int to string and string to int conversions work has been changed, with a limit being set on the number of allowed digits, with the default limit now being 4300. The old behavior can be configured using a new sys call, but why was this change introduced in the first place? In this video, we go over the change, the underlying algorithmic and security reasons it was added, and present different viewpoints of community members both in favor of and against the changes.
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