Re:Thank You, Guido
by gowld on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @01:36PM
(#21400311)
The friction is that people don't like changing thngs that work, and a lot of Python 3 is backported from future
People migrate when the allure of Python 3 outweighs the hassle of juggling 2 versions. Naturally, people who grew up on Python 2 are more hesitant than people who started later on Python 3.
People migrate when the allure of Python 3 outweighs the hassle of juggling 2 versions. Naturally, people who grew up on Python 2 are more hesitant than people who started later on Python 3.