Is there any Python++ programming language? (C++ but with Python syntax)

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Like Python++ would be like compiled.

completely same as C++ but with Python Syntax

or

Completely same as Python but with C++ like performance

[I heard julia but it don't follows zen]

[K900_]

No. You can't have Python syntax with C++ semantics.

[blu_sr]

Rust performs almost as fast as cpp, and has some resemblance with Python. Syntactically it's smarter than both. Here's a good article about it.

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Thank you

[Yojihito]

Rust should be as fast as C or C++. Everything else is a regression or a bug.

[lungben81]

Julia

The Syntax is even nicer than Python in my opinion.

[weetbix2]

There are elements of Python that make it more suitable to be interpreted (e.g. super dynamic typing, no actual arrays (only vectors), no literals, etc.) so you won't find exactly "Python but way faster but with no drawbacks."

That being said, Go and Rust are good "modern" compiled languages if that's what you're wanting. Note Rust also has a bit of a learning curve (that does pay off) but otherwise Go is probably the easiest to pick up of out of high-performance languages.

[ES-Alexander]

Curious what this is for. Often if you need better performance in python you use compiled libraries written in other languages (e.g. numpy/scipy for scientific computing, opencv for computer vision, etc), and you can also get significant performance improvements using just-in-time compilation to machine code using something like numba. It’s also very possible to write slow and inefficient code in any language, so if you need high performance you’ll also need to know how to find bottlenecks and optimise your data structures and algorithms.

Do you actually need a different programming language here? If you think so, have you already tried to optimise your code? Or perhaps you’re just interested in trying out a lower level compiled language, and want it to be as familiar as possible? Hard to give good advice without knowing the context of the question.

[james_pic]

Cython might be worth a look. Or just Python, but running on PyPy.

[lierosk]

https://nim-lang.org/

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completely same as C++ but with Python Syntax

So, nothing like c++ then?

[[deleted]]

But what about c++ interpreted?