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Python 2 will no longer be supported from January 1st, 2020

Attention all Python programmers!

Are you still using Python 2.x? If so, it’s time to port your code to Python 3, because Python 2 will no longer be supported from January 1^st, 2020. There won’t be any more bug fixes or security updates from Python’s developers after this date, which will mean your code is no longer secure.

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Python 2 will no longer be supported from January 1st, 2020

Attention all Python programmers!

Are you still using Python 2.x? If so, it’s time to port your code to Python 3, because Python 2 will no longer be supported from January 1^st, 2020. There won’t be any more bug fixes or security updates from Python’s developers after this date, which will mean your code is no longer secure.

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Python 2 will no longer be supported from January 1st, 2020

Attention all Python programmers!

Are you still using Python 2.x? If so, it’s time to port your code to Python 3, because Python 2 will no longer be supported from January 1st, 2020. There won’t be any more bug fixes or security updates from Python’s developers after this date, which will mean your code is no longer secure.

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Are you still using Python 2.x? If so, it’s time to port your code to Python 3, because Python 2 will no longer be supported from January 1^st, 2020. There won’t be any more bug fixes or security updates from Python’s developers after this date, which will mean your code is no longer secure.