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Both work. 1) Your distribution vendor most likely supports both and allows you to install both at the same time. 2) Your company has probably a policy for th
by jfkebwjsbx 6y ago
Both work.
1) Your distribution vendor most likely supports both and allows you to install both at the same time.
2) Your company has probably a policy for that.
3) Small Python scripts are trivial to make compatible with both major versions.
4) Python 2 is deprecated but supported. Just write Python 3 for new code.
- hisham_hm 6y agoPython 2 was EOL this year. Short answer should be just "Python 3" by now.