Are LR 5.3 catalogs and files transferred to LR CC?

I have LR 5.3 installed. I have just subscxribed to the CC. Should I download the LR CC? And if I do will it clash with the installed LR 5.3? Will the LR 5.3 catalogs, preferences, and settings be preserved in LR CC?
Thank you

fjb8208 wrote:
I have LR 5.3 installed. I have just subscxribed to the CC. Should I download the LR CC? And if I do will it clash with the installed LR 5.3? Will the LR 5.3 catalogs, preferences, and settings be preserved in LR CC?
Thank you
In my case, the answer was "yes" - it preserved everything.  When you install any version of LR5, if there is a previous version then the new one takes over the settings, catalog, presets, preferences etc - but replaces the software itself.  The CC installer also sets the licence to the CC licence. 
Lightroom CC v 5.3 is, I think, exactly the same as the perpetual-licence Lightroom 5.3.  The only difference I could see is that when I go to Help menu, Lightroom Registration, Licence - I see a different licence number to the one for my perpetual-licence version.

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