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Use 3.x if you can. Use 2.x if a library you require hasn't been ported (or better, help them with it, although that's probably not a job for a self-described
by xiongchiamiov 16y ago
Use 3.x if you can. Use 2.x if a library you require hasn't been ported (or better, help them with it, although that's probably not a job for a self-described amateur).
- saurik 16y agoThe problem with that plan is that you might not need a 2.x library right now, but when you need one tomorrow you're going to be really sad. In essence, Python 3.x is a brand new niche/minority language, and should be treated as such by people thinking of using it.