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Re:Python 3.6.0 released by sirtaj on Friday December 23, 2016 @12:40PM (#13245996)
As I understand it, print() was created not from a sense of consistency, but because a few awkward cases could be simply solved by turning print from a statement into an expression. Use in lambdas would be one example.
Re:Python 3.6.0 released by mixmastamyk on Friday December 23, 2016 @03:00PM (#13246893)
I don't like the extra parens, but I made an editor shortcut to alleviate that.

Other cases such as redirecting to a file, and changing the line ending are handled much more intuitively with the print function.