How to use Python 3.x with Python(x,y)?

Question

I've installed Python(x,y), and it's using Python 2.7.9.

I saw the post Python 3.x on python(x,y)?, but I did not see the answer to my questions.

1) Currently Python(x,y) Version 2.7.9.0 comes with Python 2.7.9. Can I use Python 3.x with Python(x,y)?

2) If yes to 1), then how do I install Python 3.x to be used with Python(x,y)?

Answer 1

No, you cannot use Python 3.x with Python(x,y) at the present time. Support is planned, but last I heard it will come after 64bit support, which isn't available yet either. If you need Python 3.x, use Winpython, Anaconda, or Enthought Canopy.