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3.6+ is more updated, and therefore better...
but I couldn't tell you how. the only noticeable difference for me is print "" vs print("").
I recommend 3, but 2 shouldn't be a huge problem. I think there are even 2 -> 3 code converters. You can always have two python installations of both versions if it's a problem.
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2.7 is the outdated version 3.6 is the more recent version.
I have not used Python 2.7.
3.6 should have 2.7s features included.
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Here is a post for more python info, if you are interested.
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/300260/?ref=app
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a few months ago python 2.x was standard even 3.x was available. the reason was the huge amount of custom modulrs not yet ported to 3.x
this argument is no more valid. community has done its work.
python 3.6 is it.
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In time new packages will be more focused on 3+ rather than 2, but currently 2.7 is still active enough and has lots of modules available too.