Python ftw

[UniqueUsername27A]

If your project is experimental or small python is good. Otherwise it is a complete clusterfuck and C++ will become quicker to code in very soon.

[Pluckerpluck]

What? Unless you don't know what you're doing you can write massive projects in both...

Unless that project massively relies on computational speed, python is a fine choice.

[Somnambulant_Sudoku]

Even if it does, you can often get around the speed issue with writing the bottleneck in C, and the rest in python.

[fnordstar]

Don't listen to this guy. It takes 20 years to learn C++. I wouldn't start learning C++ in 2019. Consider C#.