I have been reading papers and looking up the corresponding code. I was looking at the code and had to brush up my OOP concepts a little bit so far in my networks I just used functions. One thing that confused me was calling super() so I looked it up. According to stack flow posts super(class, self).init() is python 2 while
super().init() is the python3 version. However I still see all the code using super(class, self).init() regardless of what version of python they are using. Is there a reason for this? Or am I just being paranoid?