python3.4
Python 3.4 interpreter with asyncio and pathlib
TLDR
Run Python 3.4 script
$ python3.4 [script.py]
Interactive mode$ python3.4
Execute command$ python3.4 -c "[print('hello')]"
Run module$ python3.4 -m [module]
SYNOPSIS
python3.4 [options] [script] [args]
DESCRIPTION
python3.4 is the Python 3.4 interpreter. Released in 2014, Python 3.4 introduced asyncio, enum, pathlib, and other features. Now superseded by newer Python 3 versions.
PARAMETERS
-c command
Execute command.-m module
Run library module.-i
Interactive after script.-u
Unbuffered I/O.-O
Optimize bytecode.-B
Don't write bytecode.-v
Verbose imports.-V
Print version.
EXAMPLES
$ # Run script
python3.4 myscript.py
# Check version
python3.4 --version
# Create virtual environment
python3.4 -m venv myenv
# Run simple server
python3.4 -m http.server 8000
python3.4 myscript.py
# Check version
python3.4 --version
# Create virtual environment
python3.4 -m venv myenv
# Run simple server
python3.4 -m http.server 8000
FEATURES IN 3.4
$ import asyncio # Async I/O
import enum # Enumerations
import pathlib # Object-oriented paths
import statistics # Basic statistics
import selectors # I/O multiplexing
import enum # Enumerations
import pathlib # Object-oriented paths
import statistics # Basic statistics
import selectors # I/O multiplexing
CAVEATS
Python 3.4 is EOL (March 2019). Use Python 3.10+ for current development. Older versions lack security updates.
HISTORY
Python 3.4 was released March 16, 2014. Each Python version has ~5 year support window.