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Those are pretty different languages. One you just run as a script with no compilation and no static typing, the other is fully compiled and linked into a binar
by azinman2 2y ago
Those are pretty different languages. One you just run as a script with no compilation and no static typing, the other is fully compiled and linked into a binary. How could they replace each other?
And what’s the complexity now that even remotely approaches c++?
- dagmx 2y agoFwiw, you can use Swift in a very Python like way. If you give a Swift file a shebang, it’ll execute as a standalone script. I still don’t agree they’re necessarily as overlapped as the other person claims but there is a decent area where Swift is easy enough to replace Python tooling