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My career has been the opposite. I grew up on C, C++, then Java. Now I'm on dynamically typed languages and appreciate their advantages and prefer them.
by BackBlast 5y ago
My career has been the opposite. I grew up on C, C++, then Java. Now I'm on dynamically typed languages and appreciate their advantages and prefer them.
- RyEgswuCsn 5y agoI also grew up on C then Java. Now I mostly work with Python but when things get serious I usually turn to JVM languages. The feeling knowing I can relentlessly refactor my code without breaking a thing and not having to worry about typos is just wonderful!
- smrtinsert 5y agoYeah context is required for these discussions. Anyone will love coding small digestible functions in python in a jupyter notebook. It's really fast. You might make a lot of mistakes (wrong import, wrong type, incorrect variable reference etc) but since the edit/refresh cycle is instant, it's not a big deal. Let's see how you feel about Python trying to application that has to be industrial strength and grown quickly for a business.