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Author petr.viktorin
Recipients ngie, petr.viktorin, serhiy.storchaka
Date 2020-03-05.02:48:05
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No, in Python 2 the PyInt object (`int` in Python 2) always did fit into a C long -- that was the underlying storage. If it didn't fit, a PyLong object (`long` in Python 2) was used.

Python 3 doesn't have PyInt, it only has PyLong (`int` in Python 3).
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