Many programmers confine projects to one language, but this severely limits their potential. If Python (or anything else) isn't perfect, that doesn't mean ther

Many programmers confine projects to one language, but this severely limits their potential. If Python (or anything else) isn't perfect, that doesn't mean there is necessarily a problem with the language, or that you shouldn't use it. For example, once I became familiar with SWIG, I was not at all afraid to use C++ for the things that needed to be fast, while continuing to use Python for a large portion of what I had to maintain. And, I don't automatically write every script in one language, I use whatever is most suitable to the task.