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by philwelch
2113 days ago
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> Python3 has really been the norm since 3.4, which was released in 2014. After that it took another year until most major packages were updated to Python3, but that happened at some point in 2015. So from the perspective of an application developer who uses package dependencies, using Python 2 was the norm until 2015 at the earliest? That sounds about right to me. |
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