I am hoping to save other people the grief I just worked through. I wanted to run both Python 2 and 3 on my windows PC, and, after googling this topic found that with Python 3.3 or later one could easily do both. So I merrily installed Python 3.4.2 first and then Python 2.7.8. A Python 3 program that had been working fine suddenly stopped working. After working down to a test portion of code that isolated the culprit I realized my Python 3 program was being interpreted by Python 2. I soon found that installing Python 2 first and then 3 enabled both to happily coexist. If there was a mention about the order of installation anywhere during my searches, I missed it. Anyway, I hope that my experience helps some other newbie who wants to play around with both major versions.
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