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Author aeros
Recipients aeros, benjamin.peterson, docs@python, pitrou, rhettinger, serhiy.storchaka, stutzbach
Date 2019-07-22.07:53:17
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> I would agree with changing the tutorial.  The rest doesn't need to be changed.

Fair enough, that's understandable. I'll look into creating a PR for the tutorial to attach to this issue. Thanks for the feedback Antoine and Raymond. 

>AFAIK there is an open PR which sweeps through the standard library, changing seek() >everywhere to use named constants.

Even I would disagree with doing it through all of stdlib, especially with the current feedback. I was primarily advocating for using the constants in places where the io module was already being imported, since in that case, it wouldn't result in any additional overhead. Replacing it everywhere would require a significant number of additional io imports.
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