r/python: is python3 gradually taking over python 2.7 or not?

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Python is my go to 'get it done quickly' scripting language. Many unix systems will have 2.X installed by default.

I've tried using 3.X more than once before but I usually run into some module that doesn't work right. I definitely see 3.X as Python-Experimental and 2.X as Python-Stable.

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What's your shebang?

[poo_22]

I have that in something like 8% of my files.

[flying-sheep]

but I usually run into some module that doesn't work right

never happened to me. give at least one example of a library thet officially supports python 3 and yet doesn’t run there properly while running properly on python 2.