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Learning Python from Jython - NewtoPy - Jan-20-2017
I 've learned the very basic of Jython in university. Now I would like to learn Python in the essence of interacting with MS SQL. In that case, which version/module of Python should I start learning as there are so many python versions such as CPython, IronPython,PyPy etc. What is the current trend in Python right now? I am totally new into it. So, kindly share your thoughts and suggestions. Thank you all.
RE: Learning Python from Jython - ichabod801 - Jan-20-2017
I would recommend CPython. It's the standard Python. The other Pythons are good for specific use cases, but in the general case I would use CPython. CPython can call MS SQL, so I don't see the need for IronPython.