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Migrating from Python 2.7 to Python 3 (Released 2020)



Migrating from Python 2.7 to Python 3


English | 2h 45m | Video 720p | Subtitles 


 


Are you still using Python 2.7? Official support for this version ended in January 2020; upgrading is more important than ever. If you've been meaning to make the jump to Python 3, but aren't entirely sure how to use the new features—or how to migrate your existing code—then this course is for you. Instructor Steven Lott illuminates the differences between the two Python versions, going over changes to built-in Python functions and the Python standard library. He also walks through a number of ways to convert your Python 2.7 applications to Python 3, including manual rewrite and automated migration using packages like six, pytest, and 2to3. Along the way, Steven shares his own experiences with this transition and offers helpful suggestions for enhancing the overall quality and performance of your code.



Topics include:


 


Comparing the two versions


Syntax changes introduced with Python 3


Changes to built-in functions


Changes to the Python standard library


Manually vs. automatically migrating to Python 3


Using six to handle class definitions


Using six with standard library changes


Unit testing with pytest


Automating migrations with 2to3


 


Homepage:


https://www.lynda.com/Python-tutorials/Migrating-from-Python-2-7-Python-3-Revision-2020/2824432-2.html


 


Migrating from Python 2.7 to Python 3 (Released 2020)


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