I mean good compared to Python 3 -- for years, all I heard was "what is so much better in Python 3 that I should switch?". Comparing against other languages usu

I mean good compared to Python 3 -- for years, all I heard was "what is so much better in Python 3 that I should switch?". Comparing against other languages usually isn't all that relevant as no company is going to move over all their code. Since a year or so, everybody is moving to Python 3. And for the last years, we've had the bliss of a stable programming language. So much in open source constantly brings out new versions that you have to keep your stuff compatible with all the time.