On the other hand, if you are comfortable with Python 2, it will do the job, and you know it will be supported for a foreseeable future, why bother learning Python 3?
I assume there is a good answer for switching to Python 3, but I honestly don't know (haven't bothered to do any research though).
Harshly put: I care about getting my python script working as soon as possible and for a foreseeable future - I couldn't care less for the Python language and it's future.
I assume there is a good answer for switching to Python 3, but I honestly don't know (haven't bothered to do any research though).
Harshly put: I care about getting my python script working as soon as possible and for a foreseeable future - I couldn't care less for the Python language and it's future.