This is the unfortunate truth. My company still uses Python 2 solely, not a single line of Python 3.
Unless there is some major breakthrough in porting tools (in combination with more and more libraries supporting 3), Python 2 will still probably be the only Python version in many enterprises for the next 10 years.
Unless there is some major breakthrough in porting tools (in combination with more and more libraries supporting 3), Python 2 will still probably be the only Python version in many enterprises for the next 10 years.