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> The upside being that unlike Python none of these errors are usually strong enough to be fatal to your application. That's a great point. Each language has i
by michalbcz 2y ago
> The upside being that unlike Python none of these errors are usually strong enough to be fatal to your application.
That's a great point. Each language has its domain where it excels. The reality is that 90% (or more) of all apps don't deal with the traffic scale of YouTube, the complexity of an operating system, or the mission-critical constraints of software for the F-35. For most businesses, Python is more than sufficient in 2024. At the same time, for learners, it's much easier to pick up. It's a sweet spot.