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Is it your own project? If so, I'd base the decision on libraries you rely on in your code. If the libs can do 2 or 3, then go ahead and migrate to 3. If they o
by 16s 16y ago
Is it your own project? If so, I'd base the decision on libraries you rely on in your code. If the libs can do 2 or 3, then go ahead and migrate to 3. If they only do 2, stick with what you have. Some libraries may never make the move, other coders will write libraries for 3 when they have the need and can't find a suitable 3 lib to use.
- epynonymous 16y agoi agree with the above response, it seems like a lot of python libraries still haven't made the shift to supporting python 3.x. it reminds me of the time when ms windows went 64 bit and vista, a lot of the drivers just didn't work and to many extents still don't work. from what i understand, python 3 has a lot of changes to the interface which makes porting not so straightforward.