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By rlamarch
via catherinedevlin.blogspot.com
Published: Dec 03 2008 / 03:42

Python 3.0: what to do?
In recent months, many people considering taking up Python have asked me what Python beginners should do about the release of Python 3.0. Here's your answer.
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Miloskov replied ago:

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Nice article and yes Python 2.6 is the key to the transition to Python 3000 but my guts are telling me that Almost everybody will jump straight to Python 3000 it is worth the jump straight to it. Python 2.6 is cool for very large projects that need time to jump to Python 3000.

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