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+-   The Evolution of Python 3-> on Monday January 12 2009, @02:53PM chromatic

Submitted by chromatic on Monday January 12 2009, @02:53PM
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chromatic writes "In December 2008, the Python developers released Python 3.0, a new version of the popular dynamic programming language. The process included concurrent revisions of Python 2.6, intended in part as a migration between existing Python programs and the new version. O'Reilly News recently spoke to Python creator Guido van Rossum for a retrospective on the language and its development, as well for his views on uptake and migration to Python 3.0. For the futurists, expect Python 3.1 sometime in the next year, and at least five years of backwards compatibility for the 3.x family."
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