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Furthermore, Python 2.x support will expire in 3 years. It's a lot less effort to install 3.x and use it now than plan, implement, and release a 3.x upgrade in
by melling 9y ago
Furthermore, Python 2.x support will expire in 3 years. It's a lot less effort to install 3.x and use it now than plan, implement, and release a 3.x upgrade in 3 years.
- gshulegaard 9y agoThey have been pushing support back for 2 for a long while. But I agree with you: > or just write Python 2.7/6 code that is forward compatible with Python 3...in which case I still can't use the new features of 3. Although, personally, I think the best thing to do is write forward compatible Python 2 code (or at least as much as you can). At the very least write Python 2 code that lends itself well to using a migration tool like 2-to-3.