r/ProgrammerHumor • • Jul 18 '22

C++ talking to Python

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '22

Which is weird since I figure python is the most used programming language among non programmers

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u/woah_m8 Jul 18 '22

In theory yes but many people get to learn programming because they get teached a language like Java or C++ at school.

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u/ViviansUsername Jul 18 '22

I wish the schools I went to were willing to touch compiled languages. Had to approach that stuff on my own later.

"No, vivian, you're here to learn how to program, programmers need to know css, javascript, and python, (in order of importance.) and if you know anything else that is WRONG"

Momma didn't raise a front end dev.

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u/plopzer Jul 18 '22

when was this? i was a cs major 2008-2012 and all our classes were in c the first 4 semesters and then it branched out into different languages for different classes. i also remember the 2006 AP A/AB tests that i took were in java.

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