there are two major versions of python, python2 ans python3. python2 will no longer be supported after the end of 2019 although it will still run if you still have it. it is suggested that all new learning focus on python3.
these two major versions are mostly the same with a few differences. the difference you will first encounter, if you switch over now, is that in python2, print is a statement while in python3, print is a function. python3 has been out for nearly a decade. so, everyone has had plenty of time to learn it and try it. if their scripts don't depend on other code that has not yet been upgraded to python3, then they should be upgrading to python3 real soon, if not already.
you will see many examples of print as a function call, such as post #9 in this topic thread. be ready for it and understand it.
these two major versions are mostly the same with a few differences. the difference you will first encounter, if you switch over now, is that in python2, print is a statement while in python3, print is a function. python3 has been out for nearly a decade. so, everyone has had plenty of time to learn it and try it. if their scripts don't depend on other code that has not yet been upgraded to python3, then they should be upgrading to python3 real soon, if not already.
you will see many examples of print as a function call, such as post #9 in this topic thread. be ready for it and understand it.
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What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.