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What’s Hot in Python, Jan 2020

18 Jan 2020

Python 2 Frozen From the beginning of the year 2020, the group of volunteers who manage Python programming language had decided that they were “sunsetting Python 2”. This means that no improvement features would be done on the version of Python programming language, not even security bug fixes. So, if anyone wonders “why my Python … More What’s Hot in Python, Jan 2020

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