I use python 3.x with my classes. I noticed that python 2.5 is needed. Would it be a problem for me to continue to use 3.x? Currently my district is in the process of installing 3.2 district wide.

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anonymous · Answer

From site: This version is not backwards compatible with the code that you'll be writing in this course (for example, you have to type print("test") instead of print test.)

anonymous · Answer

Correct. If I recall the biggest coding problem I have run into is the input statement and the print statement.

microbot · Answer

well there are other differences too , but one i think of is that the division operator is not performing floor division.
this means: 4/3 in floor division would be 1....instead in 3.x.x ud get 1.3333....as it performs float division.

for learning purposes i believe its better to use the 2.x.x version.

ofc i could be wrong.

anonymous · Answer

ok, downloaded it at work and at home. should be ok