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Ask them maybe?
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It's 2. It's 2.
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Python2. But better to learn Python3 as Python2 will be phased out in 2020. The reason it is no sooner is because it'll take time to Python3-ify Python2 codes
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If I remember correctly, and as far as they promised last winter-spring, this summer they planned to redesign the python course, and (not sure) to switch it to python 3.
But whatever it is. There is not so much difference you'll see between both 2 & 3 in the course.
print "something" vs print("something")
raw_input() vs input()
... and such.
Not a big deal to remember, so don't hesitate. The course is long and nice!
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but it teaches raw_input