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by takeda
3687 days ago
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Start with Python 3, the differences isn't something that you can't pick up in an hour, and since you won't have existing python 2 code base you probably will never need to do that. The biggest issue people are having is to convert their python 2 code to work on python 3. There's virtually no downside to use python 3. All maintained libraries work with python 3. |
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