That may have been true of Python 3.0 vs. 2.x, but Python 3 has moved forward quite a bit since 3.0.
e.g.:
* Performance * Getting rid of the GIL * Improve multithreading (somewhat related to above) - multiprocess is still very bad performance-wise
e.g.:
A fair number of the things in 3.x could have been added to the 2.x series...