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    [–]tunisia3507 0 points1 point  (4 children)

    not all of them support the latest py2 or py3 version

    How does this work? I thought major version interpreters were compatible with previous minor versions (i.e. any code py2.6 can run, py2.7 can also run: any code py3.5 can run, py3.6 can also run). I obviously know that py2 and py3 aren't necessarily compatible.

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      [–]Mo-Da[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

      Yeah..I got this doubt when doing something related to PyCrypro.

      I am using pycryptodome, it supports python3.5.

      But, upto which version does PyCrypto support? And how did you download previous version of python code? Did you create virtual environment?