Accidentally upgraded to Python 3.3

[MattBamford]

Question:
Hi,

I am a complete beginner learning Python. I must have clicked something in Replit which gave the message “Upgrading to Python 3.3” or something similar. After that I feel like some stuff in my code is behaving in unexpected ways, but it is difficult for me to know whether it is me being a newb, or Replit doing whatever it is supposed to do with 3.3. Am I going crazy? Is there a way to roll back the version to whatever it was before I accidentally upgraded?

Replit Profile: https://replit.com/@GwamBam

[NateDhaliwal]

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[NuclearPasta0]

I do not know of any way to “upgrade to Python 3.3” in python template repls.
It could be another package that is upgrading to version 3.3.
Please give a link to your repl.