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Did not quite get it. What is meant by major 2.x releases compatible
Python 2.7 breaks a fair bit of code vs 2.6. At least for a significant code base. And 2.6 did the same vs 2.5 before that.
In experience, it is possible to write code that can run on 2.4-2.6(7) at the same time. But it almost never works that way from the start.
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