title: Python: How to import 2.7 module into 3.4 program?
body: <h2>Question:</h2>
  
  <p>Is it possible to import a module I wrote in python 2.7 into a 3.4 program that I wrote?  </p>
  
  <h2>Background:</h2>
  
  <p>I've tried doing this and as expected it throws a <code>SyntaxError: Invalid Syntax</code>, once it sees the first <code>print "string literal"</code> statement instead of 3.4's <code>print()</code>.  There are a few additional incompatible code snippets, like <code>import Tkinter</code> instead of <code>tkinter</code>.  The 2.7 module must remain in 2.7 because one of its dependencies doesn't seem to work in 3.X (a python binding for the switchvox api).</p>
  
  <p>I'm building a display app that will call any module specified in its config file and display that module's output (a string, or in the future possible a dict) in a tkinter widget.  All my program needs to do is import the 2.7 module and call one function once (every x number of seconds) to receive that string of data.</p>