Python 2 and 3, are the bytecode (pyo & pyc) backward compatible?
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Python 2 and 3, are the bytecode (pyo & pyc) backward compatible?
can i execute python 2 pyo & pyc file with python 3?
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7 ACCPTED 2012-05-11 07:18:26
No, they are usually not even compatible between minor releases (eg 2.6 vs 2.7).
However, since you usually have the .py files, too, python will automatically compile them for the currently used version.
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