Is python 3, the same as python 3.7 as far as the writhing is concerned???

Answer 1

When we talk about Python 3, we refer to Python 3.x to differentiate from Python 2.x. As far as the writing is concerned, there is no difference in said context, except that we aren't referring specifically to 3.7.

Answer 2

Python 3.7 is one version of Python 3. According to Semantic Versioning, all 3.x versions should be compatible - that is, changes don't break existing functionalities. And new 3.x versions bring new functionalities and fixes.
That said, Python's official docs have references for several versions: you can compare a specific module or method in different versions.
https://docs.python.org/3/

Answer 3

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