Python version 3, tutorials

[Friktionazed]

Hi every body, i decided to learn some programming languages and will start with python
The thing is that there is a newer version, version 3 and that one have some difference.
I want to learn some codes and things from the book dive into python, but there is things like
Print "hello world" that one doesnt work it have to be
print ("hello world")
so i would be happy to know what other changes there is to now when im learning from this tut ot is there one that is up to date ?

thanks for the answers

[mattman059]

There should be a very updated list of changes on the official Python site : www.python.org (make sure you don't accidently use .com...you'll regret it..) But they should have lots of info to help out

[Friktionazed]

There should be a very updated list of changes on the official Python site : http://www.python.org (make sure you don't accidently use .com...you'll regret it..) But they should have lots of info to help out

thanks, but what happens if i type com


Edit o_o ooooh damn not good, i thought some snake would come or something but no.........

[eljonto]

(make sure you don't accidently use .com...you'll regret it..)

LOL

[tgoe]

2.x isn't going away anytime soon and there's always the 2to3 tool
http://docs.python.org/library/2to3.html

"Programming in Python 3" by Mark Summerfield is a pretty good book that doesn't assume prior python experience.

[Friktionazed]

2.x isn't going away anytime soon and there's always the 2to3 tool
http://docs.python.org/library/2to3.html

"Programming in Python 3" by Mark Summerfield is a pretty good book that doesn't assume prior python experience.

Thanks allot dude