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Python 3 introduced several backward-incompatible changes compared to Python 2. One significant difference is the handling of print and input, as shown in examples 1 and 5 above. Additionally, various standard library modules and syntax changes may cause code written in Python 2 to break in Python 3. It's essential to carefully review and update Python 2 code to be compatible with Python 3.