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are you suggesting that data scientists use C++ for day to day work? those libraries have first-class wrappers in Python (there is R support, but not at the sam
by huac 7y ago
are you suggesting that data scientists use C++ for day to day work? those libraries have first-class wrappers in Python (there is R support, but not at the same level).
- pjmlp 7y agoHaving worked at CERN, many do in fact use C++ for day to day work, hence why CINT and ROOT exist. However my point was that with Julia, those libraries would have been written in Julia. All the Python libraries that one throws around for these use cases are C, C++ and Fortran libraries, that happen to have Python wrappers. Any programming language can have wrappers for them, there is nothing written in Python per se.