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Thanks @lbui01 |
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@mmcky Sorry, I thought this was still lecture code, not QuantEcon.py! Are you OK with these changes? It means we're no longer supporting 2.x, but perhaps that was already the case? If you are OK I'll leave you to delete the branch. |
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@jstac this is fine. |
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This PR changes the class style (issue: jstac/QuantEcon.lectures#497).
Specifically, the PR changes
class Foo(object):toclass Foo:.Note:
objectused to be required to provide some class infrastructure likesuperand@propertyinpython2.7which is no longer required inpython3.Xas inheritance of these things are now implicit.