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I agree entirely. One of the biggest mistakes (for me) that Python made was releasing 2to3 but not a 3to2. This meant if you wanted to keep a python2 and python

I agree entirely. One of the biggest mistakes (for me) that Python made was releasing 2to3 but not a 3to2. This meant if you wanted to keep a python2 and python3 compatable codebase, the obvious thing to do what to keep it in python2.

slapresta 12y ago
Uh, there is a 3to2 tool. https://wiki.python.org/moin/3to2 https://wiki.python.org/moin/3to2
candeira 12y ago
There is also python-future, which lets you write in a large subset of Python 3 and run it on either Python 2 or 3. http://python-future.org/ http://python-future.org/