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The majority of this is running 2to3 on it: * print is a function in 3.x * next(it) instead of it.next() Then there was a use of "map(None, iterables..)" which in Python 2 was a way of saying "combine these iterables, and if one is shorter, pad with None". This no longer works in Python3, the equivalent is zip_longest: https://docs.python.org/3/library/itertools.html#itertools.zip_longest fillvalue defaults to None but I made it explicit since it may help someone debugging this script in future. (I doubt it has been used for a very long time)
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