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It has become successful largely because it has always had really good foreign function interface. If you have a scientific or mathematical library laying aroun
by jyounker 2y ago
It has become successful largely because it has always had really good foreign function interface. If you have a scientific or mathematical library laying around in C, then you could wire it up to Python, and then suddenly you have all the flexibility of a (fairly clean) scripting language to orchestrate your high speed C.
Good examples of this are numpy and tensorflow.
- throwawaymaths 2y agotensorflow is atrocious, which is why it's basically dead in favor of (py)torch.