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version capatibility
Supported Ubuntu and Python Versions
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NOTE: Python2.7 (all), Python 3.6 (bionic), Python 3.8 (focal), Python 3.10 (jammy) are not provided by deadsnakes as upstream ubuntu provides those packages.
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UBUNTU 18.04 ( BIONIC )
UBUNTU 20.04 ( FOCAL )
UBUNTU 22.04 ( JAMMY )
python 2.3
β
python 2.4
β
python 2.5
β
python 2.6
β
python 2.7
β
python 3.1
β
python 3.2
β
python 3.3
β
python 3.4
β
python 3.5
β
β
python 3.6
β
β
python 3.7
β
β
β
python 3.8
β
β
β
python 3.9
β
β
β
python 3.10
β
β
β
python 3.11
β
β
β
python 3.12
β
β
β
environment
list included modules
$ python -c 'help("modules")'
Please wait a moment while I gather a list of all available modules...
__future__          _warnings           graphlib            runpy
_abc                _weakref            grp                 sched
_aix_support        _weakrefset         gzip                secrets
...list lib paths
$ python -c 'import sys; print (sys.path)'
['', '/usr/lib/python39.zip', '/usr/lib/python3.8', '/usr/lib/python3.8/lib-dynload', '/usr/local/lib/python3.8/dist-packages', '/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages']to Binary
- octal to binary - >>> bin( int('0o10', 8) ) '0b1000' >>> bin( int('0o17', 8) ) '0b1111'
- decimal to binary - >>> bin(2) '0b10' >>> bin(10) '0b1010'- or - >>> format( 3, 'b' ) '11' >>> format( 15, 'b' ) '1111'
 
- hexadecimal to binary 
>>> bin( int('a', 16) )
'0b1010'
>>> bin( int('f', 16) )
'0b1111'to Octal
- binary to octal - >>> oct( int(str(111), 2) ) '0o7' >>> oct( int(str(1000), 2) ) '0o10'
- decimal to octal - >>> oct(8) '0o10'- or - >>> format( 15, 'o' ) '17' >>> format( 8, 'o' ) '10'
 
- hexadecimal to octal - >>> oct( 0xf ) '0o17'
to Decimal
- binary to decimal - >>> int( str(11), 2 ) 3 >>> int( str(1010), 2 ) 10
- octal to decimal - >>> 0o10 8 >>> int( 0o10 ) 8 >>> int ( str(10), 8 ) 8
- hexadecimal to decimal - >>> int( 0xf ) 15
to Hexadecimal
- binary to hexadecimal - >>> hex( int(str(1010), 2) ) '0xa' >>> hex( int(str(1111), 2) ) '0xf'
- octal to hexadecimal - >>> hex(0o10) '0x8' >>> hex( int('0o17', 8 )) '0xf'
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