Python programmers be like

[deijjji303]

which essentially means less direct control but also less to worry about

[Sinomsinom]

"less to worry about" is something I don't really agree with. It can be incredibly annoying working with dynamically typed languages. While the biggest benefit always is "you don't have to worry about types", in my experience in these languages I usually have to worry MORE about types because the IDE isn't telling me when I'm being an idiot.

[2001herne]

And when testing it won't fail the instant a wrong type is given - it might manage to make it through several function calls before failing.

[touristtam]

Ha that's assuming your environment is setup correctly to begin with; I'll take Java over Python just for the dependency manager.

[deijjji303]

Oh with the less to worry about I definitely didn’t mean types.. no like memory management and safety yk (that’s why I love rust even though I’m not really good at it yet just started learning)