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Python 2.0 and 2.4b1

ironmonkey69
I wrote a python script for a machine that uses python 2.0. Now I've testing that same script on a similar machine that uses python 2.4b1 but it isn't working. Are there any significant differences between the two versions?
Mar 3 '08 #1
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Um...yeah....
There are enough differences between versions of python, such that most scripts will not run anymore after two or three subversions. And there are going to be many non-backwards compatible changes when python 3 comes out, but fortunately there will be a code conversion program released with it to port your code from python 2.5 to python 3
Apr 11 '08 #2

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