Re: Python 2 or 3?
Python 3 makes a number of improvements over Python 2, proper Unicode support for example. The problem though was that Python 3 completely broke compatibility with Python 2 in the process, along with all of its 3rd party libraries. This naturally caused a bit of a rift in the community and adoption for Python 3 has been quite slow.
Over the decade since its release though compatibility with Python 3 has considerably improved and is now supported by many libraries, but not all of them. There's also an extensive catalog of tutorials around for Python 2 still available, and Python 2 can usually run Python 3 scripts without much trouble.
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