On your side note, I would suggest sticking to Python 2 as the majority of learning material is still built around that. Then after you have created some programs go back and convert them to Python 3. That should allow you to learn the basics and then learn the differences between the versions.
On your side note, I would suggest sticking to Python 2 as the majority of learning material is still built around that. Then after you have created some programs go back and convert them to Python 3. That should allow you to learn the basics and then learn the differences between the versions.