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Python's been around for like 27 years, so 10 more doesn't seem that tough.

• ethbro 10y ago
  2.x or 3.x?
  • c22 10y ago
    I understand a lot of people whinge about this, but converting most of my 2.x code to 3.x code involved nothing more than adding brackets to my print statements.
    • ethbro 10y ago
      Not meaning to trivialize your experience, and I'm sure that's true for a lot of projects. But on the other hand, big enterprise and government tend to accumulate projects that were written over decades of change cycles. Porting something like that across a non-backwards-compatible version bump while preserving identical behavior which is sparsely documented and uncovered by unit tests? Starts to be a serious amount of effort quickly.