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I do every new Python project in Python 3 when I can. Unfortunately, there are still cases where I need to write a script to run on CentOS6 environments, and I

• tmearnest 9y ago
  I've always just bit the bullet and compiled Python 3 and installed it to ~/.local when I had to deal with such a system. It generally compiles without needing me to build any other dependencies. Unless I need sqlite, berkeley db, tk et al., that is...
• nyrikki 9y ago
  While not perfect, the following removes most of the pain and some programmer in the future will thank you for it. from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function) __metaclass__ = type # pylint: disable=invalid-name