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> Which Python? You mean Python 2 or Python 3? If you are a beginner and just starting - Python 3, without a doubt. (Well, even if you aren't a beginner you s
by narimiran 9y ago
> Which Python?
You mean Python 2 or Python 3? If you are a beginner and just starting - Python 3, without a doubt.
(Well, even if you aren't a beginner you should use (or switch to) Python 3)
- brudgers 9y agoThat "Which Python?" is an important question and that the existence of two versions of Python can make finding correct information harder is one of the reasons I am not wild about recommending Python to beginners -- particularly those who are going to be learning on their own.
- curioussavage 9y agoI think your making an overly big deal about this. Never really had an issue with this doing simple python stuff.
- brudgers 9y agoThe functional trio: map, filter, reduce is one place where it matters. In Python2 that was simple Python stuff. In Python3 map, filter, reduce is unPythonic.