satwikkansal
commented
4 years ago Makes sense.
I'll do this in the next major update because, right now some of the Python 2 examples are closely knitted with Python 3 examples, which means removing them might end up in some reordering of examples.
Also, I'm wondering if it still makes sense to have a separate section for Python 2 because,
- Some of those examples are user-contributed
- Those examples illustrate how Python has evolved over time, which might be interesting to some people
- Python 2 is still used by people so it's hard to mark those examples as totally irrelevant
If anyone has other suggestions on how to deal with this gracefully, I'm all ears :)
d3r1n
Python 2 is no longer supported. There is no sense to maintain something deprecated. I recommend to remove all Python 2 examples from the tutorial.
This will make the tutorial more compact and clear.