Despite some rifts in the community around 2 vs 3 versions, Python is still widely used, no worries. My take is Python 3 has done more damage to community than

Despite some rifts in the community around 2 vs 3 versions, Python is still widely used, no worries. My take is Python 3 has done more damage to community than we accept to recognise. Python 3 has taken a strong academic approach to make the language better while being valid made it feels like a regression compared to Python 2. The 'print "abc"' not working anymore without brackets is a good example of it.