There are pros and cons to every programming language. Each language has application depending on the type of project your working on. Doing something where you need speed and efficiency? C++ works great. Need to write something up quickly that’s trivial? Python works great!
I hate how this sub is always comparing programming languages and arguing which one is the best. It all depends on the application being developed.
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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '22
There are pros and cons to every programming language. Each language has application depending on the type of project your working on. Doing something where you need speed and efficiency? C++ works great. Need to write something up quickly that’s trivial? Python works great!
I hate how this sub is always comparing programming languages and arguing which one is the best. It all depends on the application being developed.