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For a lot of workloads, performance is less important than maintainability. Python's cultural and technical adherence to an ideal code structure makes it a goo
by rootusrootus 6y ago
For a lot of workloads, performance is less important than maintainability. Python's cultural and technical adherence to an ideal code structure makes it a good candidate for long-haul code where CPU-bound performance isn't going to be a factor.
IMO the opposite end of that particular scale is Perl.