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The downside to Python is people start screeching if you use subprocess to call executables, and dammit, sometimes I don't want to find and implement the API in
by sgarland 5y ago
The downside to Python is people start screeching if you use subprocess to call executables, and dammit, sometimes I don't want to find and implement the API in Python - I just want to run the program that already does that for me.
My personal flip point is error handling. If errors aren't important, shell. If they are, shell with `set -e`. If errors are important but also shouldn't immediately kill the script from one failure, Python.
- spicybright 5y agoWho is screeching about it? Why care? I use subprocess where it makes sense. That's good enough for me.