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tender lintel
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Hello! Hello! Hello!
I am 14, and I have been learning Python for about 3 months.
I haven't really put much effort into it, but anyway.
I am going to participate in the NZ informatics competition next week.
On their website, it says that I need Python 3.
I have been learning Python 3. something something
Is that ok? Are they the same or different?

Would guys like to suggest anything to me to learn Python?

torpid mauveBOT
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@tender lintel

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primal plume
rugged quartz
primal plume
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python 2 has been dead for several years by now, and even before that it was on life extension for far to long

tender lintel
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ahh ok thanks

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also would like to give me any suggestions?

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Lowkey nervous the competition is gonna be 3 hours long

primal plume
rancid sinew
primal plume
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and you'll see how old python 2.x is by now

rancid sinew
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you should start on that and if you run into specific problem you cannot solve feel free to ask

tender lintel
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But thanks though

wraith pumice
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Go to codewars website. Make an account, say you're interested in just python, and start 'training kata' . Kata = problems, and Dan = difficulty. 8 is the easiest difficulty.

Codewars is good because it tends to have really practical problems. Expect to have to think hard and look up details again constantly. But if you actually start completing problems yourself and doing harder Dan problems, you will be making progress.

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Python 3.14 is just the 14th release of Python 3

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