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What version of Python will ship with ArcGIS 10.2?

MathewCoyle

Anyone have the inside scoop on plans for Python in 10.2? Standing pat at 2.7 or taking the jump to 3.3? Seems like a good chance to catch up with the current release schedule since numpy and matplotlib both support 3.3. ArcGIS can't stagnate in Python 2 land forever, but I'm not sure what all would be involved behind the scenes, hopefully someone can give us a peek behind the curtain.

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KevinHibma

Version 3.x is highly unlikely.
Its possible for a move to 2.7.3, but thats not for sure just yet.

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ShaunWalbridge

Python 2.7.3 is now confirmed for 10.2, and both and xlrd and xlwt are included in the base install.

MathewCoyle

Version 3.x is highly unlikely.
Its possible for a move to 2.7.3, but thats not for sure just yet.

Thanks for the info, Kevin.

DanPatterson_Retired

numpy and matplotlib are supporte now...what functionality to you think is missing?

KevinHibma

Version 3.x is highly unlikely.
Its possible for a move to 2.7.3, but thats not for sure just yet.

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