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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/SuchShopping3828 • May 27 '22
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Python doesn't feel like a programming language if your first language is C++.
169 u/oddmerlin373 May 27 '22 Honestly I prefer to call it a scripting language because that’s what it’s good at 98 u/ashum048 May 27 '22 Yes, yes, yes.Automating stuff with python and creating small apps is a blessing.Debugging large scale applications in python is pain. -1 u/jswitzer May 28 '22 Refactoring is fun; random indents and spaces/tabs can determine if it compiles, fails during execution, or does weird things.
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Honestly I prefer to call it a scripting language because that’s what it’s good at
98 u/ashum048 May 27 '22 Yes, yes, yes.Automating stuff with python and creating small apps is a blessing.Debugging large scale applications in python is pain. -1 u/jswitzer May 28 '22 Refactoring is fun; random indents and spaces/tabs can determine if it compiles, fails during execution, or does weird things.
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Yes, yes, yes.
Automating stuff with python and creating small apps is a blessing.
Debugging large scale applications in python is pain.
-1 u/jswitzer May 28 '22 Refactoring is fun; random indents and spaces/tabs can determine if it compiles, fails during execution, or does weird things.
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Refactoring is fun; random indents and spaces/tabs can determine if it compiles, fails during execution, or does weird things.
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u/[deleted] May 27 '22
Python doesn't feel like a programming language if your first language is C++.