In Python 3.x the __div__()
operator was deprecated in favor of __floordiv__()
and __truediv__()
.
Are the __rdiv__()
and __idiv__()
operators still used to refer to the reversed and in-place versions of __truediv__()
? If so, what are the operator names for the reversed and in-place versions of __floordiv__()
?
__rdiv__
and __idiv__
no longer exist. The new names are the obvious choices of __rtruediv__
, __itruediv__
, __rfloordiv__
, and __ifloordiv__
, following the standard format. This is visible in the link in the second answer on the question you linked, or by doing dir(int)
in a Python 3 interpreter.
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