I started learning python3 some 3-4 days ago.My ultimate aim to learn this language is to design web apps(eg apps to automate account creations for seo etc.)
For this i guess i will have to use django or turbogears for this, but now i came to know that django or turbogears does not support python3.
So now i am left with no other option but to learn python 2.7.
the problem i am facing is that i am not getting any resources to learn it.I have tons of ebooks for python.But they all support either python 3 or python2.6.
Are there any other ways to learn python 2.7 other than official python 2.7 website.
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Jump to PostI would not be concerned about the differences between 2.6 and 2.7. Using 2.7 is only slightly different than 2.6. There are some third party packages that are not yet available for 2.7 …
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