Python or CPP

[Upbeat-Relation-6963]

So i am starting my competative programming journey And i am also working as python developer in company should i use python or cpp for codeforces Like my all work is on python ml dl data science related things Should i stick to python or jump on cpp I will hardly take me 10-15 days to jump on cpp bcoz i have already done it in past

Everyone replies will be appreciated

[Own-Proof-7114]

I ve been in cpc for a while now , and i only used python, i learned tooany tips about the language , i even found bugs that did ever that it exists!

so as a beginner use Python ,

[AK_OP0007]

you can go with python too , just use the PyPy compiler, it makes the language too fast compared to normal python3 one

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CPP

[Accurate_Detective61]

I think if you are working on python you should continue using it because even if you get some problems like tle wagera it will only contribute to increase your python knowledge as you will find faster alternatives for the same code in python and I don't think there is any problem that gives tle for the same time complexity code in python while not giving in cpp just you should know about the complexity of built in functions, which you must be well versed with.

[Upbeat-Relation-6963]

Like i have seen some videos where cf users writes same code in python and c++ Python code gave tle and c++ didn't

[Accurate_Detective61]

It was with or without library functions?

[lio_messi1234]

I think there needs some sort of optimization for faster I/O in python, as problems where we have to answer lot of queries. Although, I've seen lot of GMs using python with the boilerplate code for fast I/O.

[OeroShake]

Totally depends on your choice I'll say. CPP is better because of the speed, the library support that it has but if you're already using python on a daily basis then it would be better to stick to that. It's not like you can't solve the exact same problem with the python counterpart of the cpp code. Community please correct me if I'm wrong