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Description
In Py3, unquote does not accept bytes: the first line if '%' not in string would throw exception.
However, in Py2, that line will not throw exception and perform the checking.
When there's no %, the return value is the argument. That is, when the argument type is bytes, the return value is bytes, too.
Code snippet excerption from src/future/backports/urllib/parse.py#L515:
def unquote(string):
if '%' not in string:
string.split
return string # bytes or unicode, depends on argument; Py3 never reach here
...
return ''.join(res) # unicode