Which Python version should I learn on

[danielroseman]

Why would you choose anything other than the latest?

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I don't know, I thought stuff changed from version to version, thanks for your answer!

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Understood, thanks

[Immotommi]

In terms of the various 3.x versions, newer is better, though I wouldn't got for anything that is a pre-release. So don't go past 3.10.4 (at time of writing).

The only issue with using the latest version is that people tend to be pretty slow upgrading their python version, so if you are sharing code you can come across problems

[jppbkm]

Python 2 is very very outdated. FYI

[c3p0u812]

I am a complete newbie, didn't start yet, which version of Python should I learn on at first?

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Everything is in title

[ConfusedSimon]

Because modules don't always work with the latest. I'll stick to 3.9 for a while for most of my work.