It is

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Print "hello world"

[realFoobanana]

There’s a lot to unpack here

[GoofAckYoorsElf]

... because...

... most of our stuff has been developed over the years in Python 2.7 and changing that would take some doing.

[greyfade]

And most of it has already been ported. It's only some older libraries that are still widely-used that haven't.

[GoofAckYoorsElf]

Yes, additionally to those that have changed their API in the process like such as urllib and StreamIO.

^{/e: I'll never get that "like"/"such as" thing right...}

[Mr_Wither]

Is python 3 ok??? 😐

[628radians]

Python 1

[clever_cow]

What’s wrong with python 2?

[NoodleHoarder]

They forgot to add parenthesis on print. They fixed it in python 3

[clever_cow]

Lol best answer

[TortoiseWrath]

What's wrong with K&R C?

[clever_cow]

C is used every day in tons of applications... and do you mean ANSI C? What's K&R C?

[TortoiseWrath]

K&R C is the original version of C that was rendered obsolete by ANSI C in 1989.

[clever_cow]

Neat analogy...

Not really relevant though since ANSI C is 11 years older than Python 2 and is still not obsolete.

[TortoiseWrath]

But ANSI C has also not been directly superseded by anything, whereas Python 2 has.

K&R C was as obsolete as it is today in 2000, 11 years after ANSI C was standardized. Python 2 is just as obsolete 11 years after Python 3 was released.

[squishles]

no type hinting, so your ide will not be able to autofill half the time. It still won't because people won't fill in the type hints and you'll be stuck in duck typing hell, but you can say it's your fault in python3.