A good oldie : 1996 Java Vs Python
I didn't think i would find something like this one day, but here it is an original 1996 paper on "Two Next-Generation Languages Java and Python".
Makes you really think about time, both languages evolved so quickly, one being now the mainstream multi-purposelanguage (Java) and the other one being more relevant than ever (Python). It makes you see how much Sun invested on the applets technology, even if it never took off...
Enjoy : http://www.rogermasse.com/papers/java-python96/
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