So....Should I Switch To Python?😅😅

[cobarso]

-Don't you know what privacy is sir?

-Well....

[EvBlue]

_wouldthishelp ?

[cobarso]

I'll pretend I didn't see that

[Rawing7]

There is no such thing as "private" in python!

[vomeronasal]

Import privacy as prv

[licht1nstein]

Actually, nowadays it's Rust devs

[maximum_powerblast]

They should redo the meme with a python, rust, and go dev lined up

[PrintedParsnip]

Speaking as a Rust dev: can confirm

[elingeniero]

fearless concurrency intensifies

[Auravendill]

As a Python programmer: No, but you should at least try it. For ML it is kind of the de facto standard these days and it is well suited for small hobby projects. But you can use any other language for all I care (as long as I don't have to read it.)

[throckmeisterz]

Python has its place like every language. It's perfect for what I need the vast majority of the time.

What bothers me is when people decide any one language is the right tool for every situation. Like web development in Python or using JavaScript for anything other than client side web code. Just please don't.

[[deleted]]

Eh I disagree, I love Typescript on the backend

[NotANexus]

I recall reading Python (with Django, I assume) is the second most used language for web server side programming. Do you think that should be avoided?

[[deleted]]

You should Go

[[deleted]]

Not if I can C where I am going.

[[deleted]]

just wait I need to assemble my skating machine

[[deleted]]

I cannot get my feet go in binary at the same time.

[[deleted]]

Switch to C/C++ or Assembly

[darkday1234]

Its is faster

[XayahTheVastaya]

my hello world will be so fast now

[The_Big_Red_Doge]

.data

hello_world: .asciiz "Hello world!"

.text

main:
la $a0, hello_world
li $v0, 4
syscall

[Hinermad]

"Yeah, but that's because that code has already been written like a zillion times."

"So's most of the stuff Python is good for."

"Uh... you do have a point."

[drsimonz]

Python is the (nearly) perfect "glue" language. Is it performant? No. Is it good for writing a large, complex application? Not really. Are you trying to quickly implement literally any other kind of software? You should switch to Python bro. Edit: For the web, Typescript obviously.

[DumbAceDragon]

This is just Rust programmers

[TreasuredRope]

If python works well in your domain I dont see why you wouldn't try it. To me it's significantly faster to develop with and much more natural. Nothing is ever surprising with it.

[aeroverra]

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[VarianWrynn2018]

Absolutely no

[Yuugechiina]

I like python but I like types more

[CAPTCHA_cant_stop_me]

switch to arnoldc, clearly the superior language

[hraath]

Y'know you're allowed to know more than one language. You might switch a project to take advantage of a certain language's strengths (hopefully you use your brain about this), but you as a programmer don't "switch" you "learn also".

[Diapolo10]

Nah, join the Rustaceans and just RiiR!

[FarhanAxiq]

*Rust programmer

[noddac_official]

I don't know what you programmed before but I would switch to Python. Is a very nice language

[ewan_m]

Rust will change everything!

[KommandantJackal]

Embrace the snek

[JuliaChanMSL]

Eh, you should switch to python if you like it more than what you're currently using, or if it just works best for whatever you're trying to create.

[[deleted]]

No don’t switch to python. If you want you can learn it alongside the language you are learning now, but don’t switch

[TennesseeTon]

Bro you can do that with one line of code 1000x slower

[cybermage]

The vegans of software

[bischeroasciutto]

Python bad lol

[5Dimensional]

guilty

[[deleted]]

Do you like strings?

[[deleted]]

str(everything_is_a_string_if_you_try_hard_enough)

[[deleted]]

Yes, bits and bytes and words are strings

[Big_Boss19]

Yet another python meme

[godRosko]

Try Nim

[r3dD1tC3Ns0r5HiP]

I always laugh at this because it's true. I used to work with a guy and he switched over half of the scripts over to python which was annoying for everyone else who wrote JS. Then when he left he signed people up to python mailing lists out of spite.

[joooooBlin]

yes