As Python changes and old code still needs to work properly, I wonder if
there is a standard way to note which version of the Python interpreter
code is intended to work with. I know that an executable may begin with
#!/usr/bin/python2.3 or something similar, but what about libraries and
such? Would it be a good idea for the software I write to check for the
version of the interpreter?
Randall Smith
there is a standard way to note which version of the Python interpreter
code is intended to work with. I know that an executable may begin with
#!/usr/bin/python2.3 or something similar, but what about libraries and
such? Would it be a good idea for the software I write to check for the
version of the interpreter?
Randall Smith