Python gave everyone 12 years to deal with version 3 being the way forward. There are many fundamental changes. The fact that people seem to complain exclusive

Python gave everyone 12 years to deal with version 3 being the way forward. There are many fundamental changes. The fact that people seem to complain exclusively after Python 2' end of life a year ago feels a little telling. Perl's community roffle stomped their previous vision for Perl 6. Python community wasn't vocal about this being a bad change. Rather the opposite, very loud support. Keep in mind, I dislike Python either way, but I'm not one of the devs that complains about continuing education requirements, or language adding things over each 10 year period. I can work in Python just fine, but that doesn't mean it feels nice & hygienic to use for me personally.