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Python Version List

 Python Versions

Released Date 

 Python 1.0

 January 1994

 Python 1.5

 December 31, 1997

 Python 1.6

 September 5, 2000

 Python 2.0

 October 16, 2000

 Python 2.1 

 April 17, 2001

 Python 2.2

 December 21, 2001

 Python 2.3

 July 29, 2003

 Python 2.4 

 November 30, 2004

 Python 2.5 

 September 20, 2006

 Python 2.6 

 October 1, 2008

 Python 2.7 

 July 3, 2010

 Python 3.0

 December 3, 2008

 Python 3.1 

 June 27, 2009

 Python 3.2 

 February 20, 2011

 Python 3.3 

 September 29, 2012

 Python 3.4 

 March 16, 2014

 Python 3.5 

 September 13, 2015

 Python 3.6 

 December 23, 2016

 Python 3.7 

 June 27, 2018



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