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I had read the Python Paradox 2 months ago and had agreed with it. A month ago, I got a job at a company which uses Python. I had not used it before, for I am a
by aDemoUzer 16y ago
I had read the Python Paradox 2 months ago and had agreed with it.
A month ago, I got a job at a company which uses Python. I had not used it before, for I am a PHP-guy. I learned Python because I wanted to get the job. I continue to use PHP for my own personal projects. Hence, I disagree with the statement "people don't learn Python because it will get them a job; they learn it because they genuinely like to program and aren't satisfied with the languages they already know."
I am actually quite satisfied with PHP - it is still my primary language choice, while I learn Python on the side.
- mak120 16y agoPython Paradox was written quite some time ago. Back then there were far fewer jobs for Python. python has become a lot more mainstream since then, hence your story of learning Python just for the sake of getting a job. IMHO, the idea of the Python paradox no longer applies to Python today.