part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. 1.7.16 Conda unless no_default is specified, then it raises KeyError or IndexError. get_in is a generalization of operator.getitem for nested data structures such as dictionaries and lists. >>> transaction = {'name': 'Alice'

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell

part begins with <, >, =, or !, it is parsed as a relational operator. Otherwise, it is parsed as a version, possibly containing the "*" operator. • The third part is always the exact build string. When that say - python could be - python ==2.7.9 instead. It is important to have 1 space before the == operator and no space after. Solution Exercise caution when coding version requirements. Conda upgrade (#8198) • resolve #8199, fix errors on .* in version specs that should have been specific to the ~= operator (#8208) • fix .bat scripts for handling paths on Windows with spaces (#8215) • fix powershell