> You wouldn't if Python 3 didn't exist either. It does exist. Python 2 is dead. The transition was more painful than it perhaps needed to be, but is IMO a bet

> You wouldn't if Python 3 didn't exist either. It does exist. Python 2 is dead. The transition was more painful than it perhaps needed to be, but is IMO a better language for it than 2.7, or 2.6. PEP-3000 was 15 years ago. Complaining for decades about mistakes, that they admit, with hindsight, won't change anything.