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r/Python • u/upofadown • May 26 '14
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If there is any implementation of the python standard that supports 2.x and in addition could add 3.x features producing a python 2.8, it would by PyPy, perhaps more efforts should go towards supporting them.
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u/georgelulu May 26 '14
If there is any implementation of the python standard that supports 2.x and in addition could add 3.x features producing a python 2.8, it would by PyPy, perhaps more efforts should go towards supporting them.