no not my main issue, but the issue for someone trying to pickup python as a first langauge. as its usually suggested. its just the most common example. i mean why change it in the first place? was it not working correctly? it seemed fine to me. a good example of something that was "fixed" while never truly being broken.
Ah I didn't even consider that, I guess my "print" example doesn't fit that use case. and after doing a bit more research it seems a lot of the 3rd party libs are just about ported to python 3 at this point. However I still don't see any real benefit with python3 over 2 but perhaps that's just my ignorance again. all I do know is, unless forced to switch to 3 ill stick with 2.7 and not lose any sleep over it.
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