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1 week agoPyCoder's Weekly | Issue #703
Python 3.14 improves syntax error messages; PEP 8 remains controversial; prefer splitlines() for line splitting; new PEPs and Django security updates were released.
Let's say we have some text that was retrieved from a database, and the original text came from a form submission in a web browser. Web browsers often represent line breaks as a carriage return character, followed by a line feed character: That's what we see in our text as well: \r followed by \n. This is often called CRLF (carriage return and line feed) whereas \n is called LF (line feed).