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Until Numpy and Scipy are on Python 3, I'm going to reserve judgement. Python 3 might be here, now, for some things, but there are enough essential libraries o
by viscanti 14y ago
Until Numpy and Scipy are on Python 3, I'm going to reserve judgement. Python 3 might be here, now, for some things, but there are enough essential libraries out there that aren't, that it's not for most.
- __dontom__ 14y agoI think they already are: http://scipy.github.com/faq.html#do-numpy-and-scipy-support-python-3-x http://scipy.github.com/faq.html#do-numpy-and-scipy-support-... Also, Python 3 will be shipped with the next ubuntu version https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/TechnicalOverview/Alpha3#Python_3.0 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/TechnicalOverview/Alp...
- briancurtin 14y agoA trivial search would show that they are on Python 3 (and have been for some time now).
- redsymbol 14y agoAlmost all the Python code I've written in the past year has been in Python 3. The libraries you mention have been ported already, as have many other important ones, such as sqlalchemy, lxml, httplib2, and imminently, Django. Very early on I had plenty of headaches where some library I needed was Python 2.X only, but that's becoming increasingly rare. Edit: s/eminently/imminently/