Clarify what I meant when I said "it will be called Python 3.0".
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Python 3000, Python 3.0 and Py3K are all names for the same thing.
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The project is called Python 3000, or abbreviated to Py3K. The actual
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Python binary, once it is released, will be named Python 3.0.
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The project is called Python 3000, or abbreviated to Py3k. The actual
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Python release will be called referred to as Python 3.0, and that's
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what "python3.0 -V" will print; the actual file names will use the
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same naming convention we use for Python 2.x. I don't want to pick a
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new name for the executable or change the suffix for Python source
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files.
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PEP Numbering
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