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Re:Python 3 in 2016 by dragonwriter on Thursday February 18, 2016 @09:20AM (#11125869)
> I seriously doubt 4 will include breaking changes,

If it doesn't, it shouldn't be 4.

Re:Python 3 in 2016 by EvanPlaice on Thursday February 18, 2016 @05:42PM (#11129947)
You missed the second half of the quote.

Breaking changes to the language syntax/semantics.

I'd expect breaking changes to apply to core APIs and/or to external tooling as both could probably use some revision now that the fundamental issues with the language (ex utf8 support) are mostly fixed.