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Python is notorious for this and has been for years. I'm afraid you just have to accept it as the price for an easy syntax and access to lots of nice libraries
by jjgreen 3y ago
Python is notorious for this and has been for years. I'm afraid you just have to accept it as the price for an easy syntax and access to lots of nice libraries.
- dennis_jeeves1 3y agoQuestion, how does Python libraries compare to Java/C# libraries? Comment only if you have experience with Java/C# not very trivial libraries like those of cryptography etc.
- jjgreen 3y agoI don't have a lot of experience with Java (and none with C#), but a couple of years ago I did have occasion to code some numerics with sparse matrices in Java (because Neo4j), I ended up using http://la4j.org/ http://la4j.org/ which was OK, but nowhere near the scope of numpy (and it seems to have been abandoned since). Possibly other/better options are available now ...