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Ah I see. Though that in itself seems to be a matter of opinion/comfort with a language. I’m a much faster developer in languages that are able to produce dece
by bluejekyll 7y ago
Ah I see. Though that in itself seems to be a matter of opinion/comfort with a language.
I’m a much faster developer in languages that are able to produce decent documentation about their typed interfaces, than I am in languages that are much more loosely defined.
There’s an amount of uncertainty in interpreted languages that always leaves me questioning the code—uncertain that it handles the cases I think it does.
- silentsea90 7y agoYup! I think you may be referring to a more production like usecase here. If you had to parse a csv to convert a column from Fahrenheit to Celsius and output that with the first column in a separate csv (dummy example) - python is so much faster to develop. If you had to write this as a feature in a maintainable way, that's when python would start to suck