Yes - if you have a real problem Julia is the way to go. If you are just banging something out to prove a point or make a delivery then Python is often much eas

Yes - if you have a real problem Julia is the way to go. If you are just banging something out to prove a point or make a delivery then Python is often much easier. Ofc this is like Excel and Notebooks - I start doing things in Excel because I can sort out an answer in like 30seconds. Doing it in a notebook requires 5 minutes, or maybe a little longer. But... see me there, a week later after the feedback and next questions from the customer... now I am in Excel hell and I wish wish wish I had started out in a Notebook.