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May not be the best out there, but it's incredibly productive, and easy to read (IMO). Because it's so damn productive, going back to more rigorous languages j
by TrackerFF 6y ago
May not be the best out there, but it's incredibly productive, and easy to read (IMO).
Because it's so damn productive, going back to more rigorous languages just doesn't feel as fun, I guess? Writing lengthy boilerplate just sucks out all enjoyment of coding, even though it might benefit your project in the long run.
- thebruce87m 6y agoHow to I become productive in python? My most productive language is C# because of visual studio + intellisense / strong static typing /LINQ. I’m trying to do some ML stuff just now and it seems so slow. Maybe it’s because I’m trying to learn the python syntax as I go. Any tips?
- adipandas 6y agoI agree. I will not like to give a proof-of-concept in C++. It is definitely possible but again, why to waste time. And it may differ, case by case. Some may like Python, others may like some other programming language. Python has a wealth of libraries easy to setup and easy to code. This is an advantage when you what something done in short amount of time.