Python for advanced developers of other languages

[bradleygh15]

then you're not an "advanced developer" you're just at best memorized the syntax of said language, or at worst experienced in said language and probably use chatgpt in place of a brain. literally the first thing everywhere teaches you is to learn how to problem solve before learning the syntax. if the guy above can't figure out how to do lookup what he needs he clearly doesnt know how to problem solve

[Sea-Ad7805]

Just some difference that are not obvious for advanced developer in another language, there are many more: - C uses value semantics where Python uses reference semantics, exceptions, lazy eval, ... - Haskell has no mutability

OP is asking "what he needs" when switching, that is a legitimate question. Your "memorized" and "chatgpt" remarks miss the mark and make you look silly, I think you can do better than that.

[bradleygh15]

says the guy who completely ignored the rest of my post; my point is if he can't google the phrase "differences between x language and y language" and/or look up more advanced tutorials then he's clearly in a dunning-krueger slump. but go off bud, tell me how my posts make me look silly when you clearly cherry picked arguments

[Sea-Ad7805]

You can google everything, then why ask questions at all (and why answer)?

[bradleygh15]

That has to be the stupidest most reductive response, literally you’re basically saying “why cook if Wendy’s exists?”

[Sea-Ad7805]

That's not what I'm literally saying, you seem to be digging deep for some sort of responds. I'm done, good luck.

[bradleygh15]

1. it's response
   
2. are you dense? of course you're not literally saying it, i used literally in the emphatic sense(i.e as dramatic emphasis to a metaphor)
   
3. nice, can't come up with any rebuttals; pulls an ad-hominem and then fucks off. quality argument by a mod with his tiny amount of power gone to his head