I've worked in C++ for many years, in both biotech and video editing, both have the same demands about speed and memory footprint, hence C++. But I also like P

I've worked in C++ for many years, in both biotech and video editing, both have the same demands about speed and memory footprint, hence C++. But I also like Python, and I would be hard pressed to justify C++ for anything that doesn't truly need it. Still, I am pleasantly surprised C++ is in demand at startups.