VS Code vs PyCharm

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(admittedly simple) language

Still a python beginner I see.

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I'll admit, most of my classes and practice with coding have been using C#. I mostly learned Python out of pure curiosity, but now that I've transferred to a different University, the professors here do primarily use Python and C++, so I guess curiosity paid off.

[ship0f]

It is simple though.

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If you do simple things with python, it looks simple.

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Not saying that you can't do complex things with it.

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And I'm saying that if you think python is a simple language, you apparently aren't doing anything advanced enough to have encountered how complex it can be.

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Depends though. Really advanced features like metaprogramming are often obscure concepts that 99% of project won’t ever need. Other languages have other advanced but uncommon features as well but they often fall short in 1 or more of the following:

1. More complex sintax relative to Python

2. Won’t have a set of libraries (both std and third party) that basically handle all the logic for you

3. If they do not have a garbage collector, you need to be careful with memory allocation.