On 19/01/13 16:50, Barry Drake wrote:
has much nicer features for a novice. Incidentally, if I re-code the example, should I alter it to Python3 syntax while I'm at it? Is there any good reason to move away from Python2?
Python 3 is the future so getting used to it sooner rather than later is a good thing. But functionally, for now, there is no great reason to move.
If I were you, starting out relatively fresh, I'd probably go Pyton 3 just to save relearning. But be aware not all 3rd party libraries are ported yet...
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