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I don't believe 2 and 3 are different enough that this theoretical company would turn someone away for being experienced in 3 rather than 2. Learn that print d
by Veratyr 11y ago
I don't believe 2 and 3 are different enough that this theoretical company would turn someone away for being experienced in 3 rather than 2.
Learn that print doesn't need parens anymore, a few renamed modules, that Python 2 str is mostly equivalent to Python 3 bytes and Python 2 unicode is mostly equivalent to Python 3 str and you're most of the way there.
- BuckRogers 11y agoIt does make you more immediately employable. In sum I agree, but why is the inverse never true? You can learn and use 2, since that is the advantage for employment, then use 3 when you need to just as easily. Let the tech live or die based on its actual merits (employment, technical etc), not trying to get more people onboard with propaganda. Considering the money is with 2, I think what you said backs it up even more. 3 will be easy to pickup when needed.