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    1. Brett Morris, PhD‏ @brettmor 8 Feb 2018
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      Brett Morris, PhD Retweeted Thomas Robitaille  🇪🇺

      If you haven't switched, it's time!https://twitter.com/astrofrog/status/961293983417856001 …

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      Thomas Robitaille  🇪🇺 @astrofrog
      Snap poll! Which #Python version do you use most (>90%) of the time? [please RT!]
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    2. Henry Ngo, PhD‏ @AstroDino 8 Feb 2018
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      Replying to @brettmor

      I haven't but I use the Python3 print function thingy so I think all of my python2 code will work in 3. I'll probably switch eventually but is there a reason to switch sooner rather than later?

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    3. Brett Morris, PhD‏ @brettmor 8 Feb 2018
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      Yes – every line of code you write in py2 won't be supported by astropy/numpy/scipy within a few years. Start now!

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    4. Henry Ngo, PhD‏ @AstroDino 8 Feb 2018
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      Wait, what you do mean? Does Python3 really come with a whole new syntax or something? I thought the differences are small? I guess I should look up the differences! :O

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    5. Brett Morris, PhD‏ @brettmor 8 Feb 2018
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      There are some small but significant changes that you should learn now before you're forced to later 😀

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    6. Henry Ngo, PhD‏ @AstroDino 8 Feb 2018
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      I'm reading a guide on the differences now! :) Thanks for the heads-up. But when you say astropy/numpy/scipy won't "support" Python2, do you mean they won't be updated for Python2 anymore?

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    7. Brett Morris, PhD‏ @brettmor 8 Feb 2018
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      Yep! So if you come across old bugs or would like to use new features in those packages, you'll be forced to use Py3. They'll stop updating the Py2 branches.

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    8. Henry Ngo, PhD‏ @AstroDino 8 Feb 2018
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      Okay, good to know! Fortunately, reviewing the differences, all of my Py2 code will port to Py3 without major issues. I'll definitely make it a short-term goal to switch to Py3 then, but luckily it's not super urgent yet :)

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      NumFOCUS‏ @NumFOCUS 9 Feb 2018
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      Here's your timeline: http://www.python3statement.org/ 

      8:24 AM - 9 Feb 2018
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