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<p>I want to teach programming concepts using Python programming language to my Year-10 students. I haven't taught python programming before.
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<p>I noticed that the desktop computers in our school have Edustar image with Python 2.5 version. On their website however, they have two versions - 2.7.10 or 3.4.3. Now I am confused which one to use.
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<p>If someone is using python, could you tell me which version would be recommended. What are limitations with Python 2.5?
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<div class="PlainText">Ms. Nayak,<br>
Info Tech Teacher,<br>
Sunbury College, 30, Race Course Road,<br>
Sunbury - 3429.</div>
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