There basically isn't one. The latter is preferred now, though, because it feels a little more natural feeling to create a virtual environment using a specific version of Python:
python3.8 -m venv myvirtualenv
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There basically isn't one. The latter is preferred now, though, because it feels a little more natural feeling to create a virtual environment using a specific version of Python: