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I have been experimenting with the Jupyter notebooks at https://colab.research.google.com, and it seems that by default they run Python 2.7.
Is there any way to enable Python 3 support on CoLab?
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Yes! Python3 support is now live in Colab.
When creating a new notebook, there's now an option for Python2 or Python3.
For an existing notebook,
Runtime->Change runtime typewill let you switch.We write the language info into the
kernelspecin the notebook metadata, so switching runtime type isn't just per-session.(updated with happiness and joy)