Python for Everybody: The Ultimate Python 3 Bootcamp - Python 2 Versus Python 3

The video tutorial emphasizes the obsolescence of Python 2, which is no longer supported or secure, and focuses on learning Python 3. It highlights the similarities between Python 2 and 3, with a specific focus on the print statement syntax as a key differentiator. The tutorial encourages upgrading to Python 3 and provides guidance on identifying Python 2 code. Python 3 is presented as the current and future standard, with an eventual transition to Python 4 anticipated.

What is the significance of Python 3 being referred to as the 'current future'?

What should you do if you have a program that is using Python 2?