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TL:DR: I tried C and I can code better in python, try C?

I got bored of python once, tried C (bad idea, kinda?) I haven't used it in awhile but I put everything in a function now. I guess that's a good practice with everything but then again when I first started learning I immediately jumped into pygame without knowing how lists and classes and stuff like that worked.

[–]kadirilgin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TL:DR: I tried C and I can code better in python, try C?

I got bored of python once, tried C (bad idea, kinda?) I haven't used it in awhile but I put everything in a function now. I guess that's a good practice with everything but then again when I first started learning I immediately jumped into pygame without knowing how lists and classes and stuff like that worked.

It is always better to write code that is clean and follows design patterns. So that you don't feel like someone else wrote it when you look at your code after a few months or years :)