1 What is Jupyter? and what's the difference between it and "pure python"?

[InigoSJ]

Hi there! Today I had a job interview and they ask me about my python knowledge and if i used a framework, so I told her that during my mathematics degree we learnt how to use python using Jupyter and Spyder (but mostly Jupyter). After that she said that I needed to know "pure python", with that I understand it's python using the command line.

My question is, what's is the difference between those two (jupyter and pure)? What's supposed to be Jupyter? A framework? and IDE?

any advise for learning "pure python" knowing that I already know python through jupyter?

thank you all so much!

[wavic]

This is finding a reason not to hire you.

Jupyter is just a platform. You can use it to code not only in Python.
If you are writing a code using Jupyter this code is not different from any other written in any IDE or even in the Python interpreter. The syntax is the same. The language is the same. It's just a tool.

Think about that interview and find all points you think you didn't manage to show your full potential.

[InigoSJ]

Actually, I got another interview for the job, it's supposed to be a technical interview, that's why I ask, so I can be prepared. The woman who interviewed me seemed very happy with how it went.

Regarding to Python, I thought there was some differences between what I learnt using Jupyter and the command line, even though I haven't seen any since I've been "playing" with it.

Thank you so much for your answer, you can't imagine the weight you take of my shoulders.