I think Python is simple to use but difficult to scale. It can be useful to think of programming languages as tools. Assembly is the workbench where tools are m

I think Python is simple to use but difficult to scale. It can be useful to think of programming languages as tools. Assembly is the workbench where tools are made and raw materials are handled. C++ is like your standard set of machining tools. Java is like a bag of tools, hammers, handsaws. Python is like an electric nail gun, or perhaps a gas chainsaw. It does many of the things the other languages say that you can do directly out of the box and often in a manner that’s more sensible to people initially using a tool. But when it comes to building a house and all you have is a chainsaw? You’re gonna have some very cool log cabins, and if we go outside the analogy for a moment: code that uses tricks to accomplish what others would do with better building, architecture, or execution. Now that said, how many people do you know who might go off and build a log cabin vs. a modern home on their own?