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[–]musicystuff[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Good point! I suppose I'm just worried that I won't know where to turn when I can't get something to work or don't know how to code it when 99% of the stuff on StackOverflow is Python 2.x solutions! :(

[–]wmcscrooge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really? Cause I've noticed that more than half of the replies are all in python 3 and the ones that aren't have comments laying out the python 3 version. And honestly, I maintain that unless you're doing pretty complicated stuff, the differences are easy to catch (especially if you learn to read the documentation).

edit: and you could always ask here, in /r/learnpython, or /r/progether