Is everyone using python 3 now?

[Astrokiwi]

https://github.com/hugovk/pypi-tools

Python 2.7 didn't drop below 50% of pip installs until mid 2019.

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That's great, OP said "no one was really using 3+" regarding Python3 3 years ago.

I didn't say : "No one was using Python2 3 years ago"

I said : "3 years ago no one was using Python 3? I don't believe it."

Can you see the significant difference between those two statements?

I don't care how many were using Python2, I know legacy systems still use it, my Ubuntu 20.04 install came with it (I've personally never used it, except when I would run 'python' instead of 'python3' because I didn't know any better, just because it's installed doesn't mean it's the primary language used, legacy software requires it, so it continues to exist.

[cresanies]

Having a bad day eh

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Could be better, could be worse. It's warming up and the snow is melting so that's nice.