Python 2 and Python 3, 3636 34 bytes, score 1818 17

print(intstr(hash(float('-inf'))/-1e5)[1])

In Python 2 Python 2, the hash of negative infinity is -271828 but in Python 3 Python 3 it's -314159. Edit: Saved 2 bytes, 1 point of score, thanks to @ArBo.

Python 2 and Python 3, 36 bytes, score 18

print(int(hash(float('-inf'))/-1e5))

In Python 2, the hash of negative infinity is -271828 but in Python 3 it's -314159.

Python 2 and Python 3, 36 34 bytes, score 18 17

print(str(hash(float('-inf')))[1])

In Python 2, the hash of negative infinity is -271828 but in Python 3 it's -314159. Edit: Saved 2 bytes, 1 point of score, thanks to @ArBo.

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Python 2 and Python 3, 36 bytes, score 18

print(int(hash(float('-inf'))/-1e5))

In Python 2, the hash of negative infinity is -271828 but in Python 3 it's -314159.

Python 2 and Python 3, 36 bytes

print(int(hash(float('-inf'))/-1e5))

In Python 2, the hash of negative infinity is -271828 but in Python 3 it's -314159.

Python 2 and Python 3, 36 bytes, score 18

print(int(hash(float('-inf'))/-1e5))

In Python 2, the hash of negative infinity is -271828 but in Python 3 it's -314159.

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created May 21, 2019 at 9:07

Neil

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Python 2 and Python 3, 36 bytes

print(int(hash(float('-inf'))/-1e5))

In Python 2, the hash of negative infinity is -271828 but in Python 3 it's -314159.

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