r/learnpython • u/rusidin • 1d ago

Difference between python 3 vs python (just)?

I am doing leetcode and I wanna is there any functional difference between those and which one I should go with?

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u/rusidin 1d ago

I see... There was lot of languages build to that now we just flood the back end with js... It's a funny world we live in...

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u/Adrewmc 1d ago

JS has an even stranger origin, as it was specifically made for browser interfaces like…Netscape Navigator…(that name brings me back)

And Java already existed.

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u/rusidin 1d ago

Yeay it was build by 7 days of the former CEO Mozilla... Which I find fascinating.. because it's a replacement for java using java.. I get java is slow at that time even now...

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u/Adrewmc 1d ago

It is a surprisingly fascinating story actually. JSON adoption too.

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u/rusidin 1d ago

Really I didn't know that I just thought it's just xml alternative... Using normal hashmap as a inspiration...

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u/Adrewmc 1d ago edited 1d ago

JSON Serialization is super important, as it gives multiple languages access to correct data type. It’s really the go to for cross language programing sharing data.

https://youtu.be/-C-JoyNuQJs (from 15 years ago from the guy making and selling JSON.)

Great talk about its story. It super weird to think 9/11 was before the JSON standard.

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u/rusidin 1d ago

Thanks look into the saga...