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They've been gradually removing support for older Python 2.x with each release, so it's likely the same will happen with all of Python 2 in the coming years. B
by gtaylor 14y ago
They've been gradually removing support for older Python 2.x with each release, so it's likely the same will happen with all of Python 2 in the coming years.
But that's probably a good thing. Python needs to keep improving, and Python 3 is just flat out a better language.
- mixmastamyk 14y agoIsn't it still significantly slower? Even though it probably doesn't matter most of the time, it would helpful for all 3's items to be in the "better column."
- tshepang 14y agoThe only significant slowness I've heard of was due to the I/O library, but it was only in 3.0, so has since been fixed. Or were you referring to something else?