Re: Python 2 or Python 3?
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Python is becoming a fairly popular language, is quite powerful, has lots of documentation, and is easy to pick up. In that particular thread people seem to be talking back and forth more about libraries for Python, of which there are many of differing qualities and tastes, and not the language of Python itself. An analogy for this would be sort of like people arguing over their favorite soccer team, they both love soccer, but disagree on the best teams. If you also check the last page of that thread you'll find my post to other Python books like Dive Into Python, How To Think Like A Computer Scientist, the Python Practice Book, and a link to my OpenAL Lite examples.
Also, if you have any questions or would like any examples, such as for pygame, just ask.
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