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I have been using python for several year and I (have grown) love it. Coming from C++ at first I was quite taken aback by several perceived flaws (which for the
by kelvin0 11y ago
I have been using python for several year and I (have grown) love it. Coming from C++ at first I was quite taken aback by several perceived flaws (which for the most part are not flaws).
Clearly the author would need a Python mentor, or start with a project with a less demanding learning curve. Python is not like PHP were a beginner can just bang out some copy/pasted code and voila!
A lot of the complaints I read seem to have to do with a)Important project needs to move along b) Using a language for the first time, and learning it's quirks and ecosystem
I would gladly help the author if need be, and allow him to appreciates the language a bit more ..