Ha that's awesome, I've been using python 2.6/2.7 mostly due to the version that graphics applications use. So hadn't known about this in python 3.6, that's just lovely :D
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Ha that's awesome, I've been using python 2.6/2.7 mostly due to the version that graphics applications use. So hadn't known about this in python 3.6, that's just lovely :D
A lot of people still use 2.7 but 3 is the way to go. Most everything has been moved over now. I know Google still uses 2.7 a lot but they have a ton of custom systems they need to migrate.