What is difference between Python2 and Python3? #26
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Python 2 and Python 3 are two versions of the Python programming language, but Python 3 is the modern, actively maintained one while Python 2 is outdated and no longer supported. One big difference is that Python 2 uses print as a statement without parentheses, but Python 3 uses print() as a function with parentheses. Python 3 also supports Unicode by default, making it better for handling text, and its division operator returns a float when dividing integers, unlike Python 2 which returns an integer. Python 3 has cleaner syntax and better performance, so it’s recommended for all new projects. Overall, Python 3 is simpler, safer, and more future-proof than Python 2. |
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Python 2 and Python 3 are two versions of the Python programming language, but Python 3 is the modern, actively maintained one while Python 2 is outdated and no longer supported. One big difference is that Python 2 uses print as a statement without parentheses, but Python 3 uses print() as a function with parentheses. Python 3 also supports Unicode by default, making it better for handling text, and its division operator returns a float when dividing integers, unlike Python 2 which returns an integer. Python 3 has cleaner syntax and better performance, so it’s recommended for all new projects. Overall, Python 3 is simpler, safer, and more future-proof than Python 2.