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RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - Larz60+ - Apr-27-2017 I must admit I'm a bithead, I liked learning every language I ever used, even Lisp RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - volcano63 - Apr-27-2017 (Apr-27-2017, 02:39 PM)Larz60+ Wrote: I must admit I'm a bithead, I liked learning every language I ever used, even LispI hope you've never used this abomination called Tcl RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - micseydel - Apr-27-2017 (Apr-27-2017, 05:51 AM)RandoomDude Wrote:When I originally wrote Scala, I did not really use FP. I wouldn't count that against it at all. (I like Scala, though I still write Python by default.)(Apr-27-2017, 05:48 AM)ndc85430 Wrote: is also quite heavy on functional programmingIf it contains heavy functional programming,i suppose that ,it will turn off your fun. RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - volcano63 - Apr-27-2017 (Apr-27-2017, 03:11 PM)micseydel Wrote:Actually, FP is the fun part - at least in the learning process. Java components suck(Apr-27-2017, 05:51 AM)RandoomDude Wrote: If it contains heavy functional programming,i suppose that ,it will turn off your fun.When I originally wrote Scala, I did not really use FP. I wouldn't count that against it at all. (I like Scala, though I still write Python by default.) RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - nilamo - Apr-27-2017 (Apr-27-2017, 05:51 AM)RandoomDude Wrote:(Apr-27-2017, 03:17 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: C and C++ are hard to grasp but were so rewarding."Were"? That depends entirely on what it is, you personally, find rewarding. Maybe successfully managing memory, or writing interfaces to connect multiple unrelated languages together, or writing an app that runs on your car's stereo are what makes you happy. RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - Ofnuts - Apr-27-2017 (Apr-26-2017, 04:32 PM)RandoomDude Wrote: Thanks Nilamo Plenty of modules in Python as well. There are no bugs in C++ compilers that a beginner will encounter with a mere HellowWorld.cpp. If it doesn't work, the problem is on your end. And this remains true until you reach a very expert level. RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - wavic - Apr-27-2017 I can use Python directly and get what I want. Modules, modules, modules. For everything. I don't have to find the hot water by myself. The community. No other like this. RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - Larz60+ - Apr-27-2017 One of my favorite, was Forth. It was an excellent language for instrumentation, we built several spectrometers using Forth. It's demise I believe had to do with the 'expandable compiler' which, used without discipline made too many versions of the language, and the fact that it was hard to read if you had no experience example: : -FITS? linecount @ + RMARGIN > ; : SPACE' linecount @ IF SPACE 1 linecount +! THEN ; : CR' CR 0 linecount ! ; : .WORD ( addr1 #chars1 -- addr2 #chars2 ) BL Split-At-Char DUP 1+ ( space!) -FITS? IF CR' THEN SPACE' TYPE' ;Which makes perfect sense if you owned an HP calculator. RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - RandoomDude - Apr-28-2017 Dear Larz60+ , How can i report a bug? RE: Reasons to choose Python over C++? - Mekire - Apr-28-2017 You report a bug by PMing a mod/admin and reporting it. You don't report it by PMing every mod/admin and asking for a reward. You were given a temp ban for your current behavior. Do not just create a new account or you will be given a permanent IP ban. Also, considering you thought your C compiler had a "bug" because you couldn't compile 'hello world' makes me skeptical about what you would and wouldn't call a bug. |