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For what it's worth, I have none of the issues the currently top voted comments describe. Dependency hell (apt does that for me), closer to burnout any time I w
by lucb1e 7y ago
For what it's worth, I have none of the issues the currently top voted comments describe. Dependency hell (apt does that for me), closer to burnout any time I work with it, would rather work with C++ (a language with a completely different purpose)? If the author of the article had written this, people would fall over themselves to say how wrong they are. Nearly everyone who tried Python loves it. From this thread you'd think we're talking about Visual Basic for Applications.
There is a reason Python is one of the most popular languages. PHP was popular because it's quick and dirty, but Python is popular because people love working with it. The arguments in this thread are beyond me. (They're also unsubstantiated, but if I ask for substantiation I'm sure someone can rationalize some reasons to dislike any language, so that's pointless.)