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Any recommendations of a good tutorial of Python 3?
EDIT: Thanks for the responses.
Swaroop writes well, and covers both Python 2 and 3: http://www.swaroopch.com/notes/Python
The very same site, and take a little longer to look up the differences between what The Hard Way uses and Python 3. As I recall it's mostly syntax stuff (like the changes to print), all the major changes are beyond the scope of the book (at which point you'd probably be able to teach yourself Python 3?).
Yes, starting with Python 2 won't make it more difficult to pick up Python 3.