Quantifying the Transition from Python 2 to 3: : Python is one of the most popular modern programming languages. In 2008 its authors introduced a new version, Python 3.0, that was not backward compatible with Python 2, initiating a transitional phase for Python software developers. We have developed a Python compliance analyser, PyComply, and have assembled a large corpus of Python applications. We use PyComply to measure and quantify the degree to which Python 3 features are being used, as well as the rate and context of their adoption.
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