Python 3 6 is no longer supported by the Python core team

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python 3.6: end of life and migration to newer versions

python 3.6 reached its end of life (eol) on december 23, 2021. this means the python core development team no longer provides security updates, bug fixes, or any further support for this version. continuing to use python 3.6 exposes your applications to potential vulnerabilities and makes it harder to leverage the improvements and features introduced in later versions. this tutorial will guide you through understanding the implications of python 3.6's eol and show you how to migrate your code to a supported version (like python 3.9 or later).

*1. understanding the risks of using an eol version:*

using an eol version of python is akin to driving a car without regular maintenance. while it might work for a while, you're increasingly vulnerable to unforeseen problems:

*security vulnerabilities:* newly discovered security flaws won't be patched, leaving your applications open to attacks.
*compatibility issues:* libraries and frameworks often drop support for older python versions, leading to broken code and incompatibility problems.
*lack of bug fixes:* bugs that are discovered in python 3.6 won't be addressed, potentially leading to unexpected crashes or incorrect results.
*missing new features:* you won't have access to performance improvements, new language features (like type hinting improvements), and other enhancements introduced in newer versions.

*2. identifying python 3.6 in your environment:*

before you begin the migration process, you need to confirm whether you're using python 3.6. here's how:

*command line (linux/macos):* open your terminal and type `python3 --version` or `python --version`. if the output indicates python 3.6, you need to upgrade.
*command line (windows):* open your command prompt and type `python --version` or `py --version`. again, if it's 3.6, an upgrade is necessary.
*within your python code:* you can use the following code snippet ...

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