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I understand that changing to Python 3 can be expensive but really all that any company or person is doing is prolonging the inevitable. If they have a good pro
by bmoresbest55 13y ago
I understand that changing to Python 3 can be expensive but really all that any company or person is doing is prolonging the inevitable. If they have a good product/app/etc. that will last it will have to change to Python 3 and sometime in the future, right? Why keep waiting? Why support something that is considered by it's makers to be inferior? I really would like answers to these questions, if someone is willing.
- pekk 13y agoSome people don't see it as inevitable. They never want to change their code again, and they won't. But they don't want their code to be dead or unused. So what is most convenient for these people is for Python to stop changing.