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I know this question has been asked many times on this site. But, time has changed. They’ve been asked long ago and I guess I could start with python 3 now? What do you say?
Python 2.x or 3? and also explain why? Thanks for any support. 🙂
You can learn either, python 2.x and python 3 are syntactically similar and the knowledge you gain will usually apply to either version. So just pick one and dive in!
As for which you should use, the answer is – as usual – it depends. We can’t answer that without knowing what you intend to use python for, as things depends heavily on which 3rd-party libraries you may want to make use of.