Is this a bug in Python2.0 or yet another feature of Windows?

[Fredrik Lundh]

"June Kim" wrote:
> With Python 2.0 Final Release,
>
> >>> from array import array
> >>> z=array('c','hello world')
> >>> `z`  #Note that these are back-quotes
>
> It returns a nice "python20.dll" error, whereas run on python 1.6,
> it returns what we expect, the string form of the array.

explicit calls to repr and str crashes for me with a locally built
2.0 interpreter (for some reason, it can still *print* this array).

have you reported the bug?  here's where to do it:

    http://sourceforge.net/bugs/?group_id=5470

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