XphX writes "It's always great when I can find a still-working link when browsing through articles from 1998. The paper is even more interesting when it's this old.
An anonymous reader writes "After just over a month of release candidates, the final version of Python 3.3 launched today. This version includes new syntax, including the yield from expression for generator delegation; new library modules, including fault handler (for debugging crashes), ipaddress, and lzma for data compression using the XZ/LZMA algorithm; a reworked OS and I/O exception hierarchy; the venv module for programmatic access to Python virtual environments; and a host of API changes. The full list of features and the change log are both available." Link to Original Source