#2. V (11 bytes)

print(1)#i2

This program prints 1 in Python 3, and 2 in V.

Just to get the ball rolling and to throw my favorite language into the mix early on. :)

It's a very straightforward answer.

print(1)#

just so happens to be a NOP in V. (lucky for me) Then i2 enters insert mode and inserts a '2'. You can try V online here

Of course, in python

print(1)

prints '1', and

#i2

is a comment.

2. V (11 bytes)

print(1)#i2

This program prints 1 in Python 3, and 2 in V.

Just to get the ball rolling and to throw my favorite language into the mix early on. :)

It's a very straightforward answer.

print(1)#

just so happens to be a NOP in V. (lucky for me) Then i2 enters insert mode and inserts a '2'. You can try V online here

Of course, in python

print(1)

prints '1', and

#i2

is a comment.

#2. Vim (11 bytes)

print(1)#i2

This program prints 1 in Python 3, and 2 in Vim.

Just to get the ball rolling and to throw my favorite language into the mix early on. :)

It's a very straightforward answer.

print(1)#

just so happens to be a NOP in vim. (lucky for me) Then i2 enters insert mode and inserts a '2'. You can try vim online here

Of course, in python

print(1)

prints '1', and

#i2

is a comment.

#2. V (11 bytes)

print(1)#i2

This program prints 1 in Python 3, and 2 in V.

Just to get the ball rolling and to throw my favorite language into the mix early on. :)

It's a very straightforward answer.

print(1)#

just so happens to be a NOP in V. (lucky for me) Then i2 enters insert mode and inserts a '2'. You can try V online here

Of course, in python

print(1)

prints '1', and

#i2

is a comment.

#2. Vim (11 bytes)

print(1)#i2

This program prints 1 in Python 3, and 2 in Vim.

Just to get the ball rolling and to throw my favorite language into the mix early on. :)

It's a very straightforward answer.

print(1)#

just so happens to be a NOP in vim. (lucky for me) Then i2 enters insert mode and inserts a '2'. You can try vim online here

Of course, in python

print(1)

prints '1', and

#2

is a comment.

#2. Vim (11 bytes)

print(1)#i2

This program prints 1 in Python 3, and 2 in Vim.

Just to get the ball rolling and to throw my favorite language into the mix early on. :)

It's a very straightforward answer.

print(1)#

just so happens to be a NOP in vim. (lucky for me) Then i2 enters insert mode and inserts a '2'. You can try vim online here

Of course, in python

print(1)

prints '1', and

#i2

is a comment.