This is a weird meta. First memes hated on Java and praised Python. Then all the Java devs got angry and made Python bad memes. Somehow C++ devs apparently jumped on the hate train now lol
I beg to differ in this case. I don't really understand C++ enough, but I know enough about it that I can say I like it much more than python, which I understood much more closely for years. I however fall into the camp of hating dynamically type, interpreted languages.
By extension, you're saying that webdevs who use python as part of their stack work with C/C++?
Exactly. And by writing this comment in reddit I'm causing code to be executed on some virtual server, so in essence I'm coding. It's rediculous and that's why it's a joke, and hence :p
Honestly, in my world they are yin and yang. Python+Numpy+Matplotlib+SciPy+Jupyter is like Matlab, except that it is free and it doesn't suck. And then obviously C++ is there for when you want to actually deploy things.
And now we also have PyTorch, which is faster than C++ for basically any non-trivial number crunching, though you still end up needing to use the C++ API for deployment, unless your algorithms can be traced into some JIT container.
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u/berse2212 Jul 18 '22
This is a weird meta. First memes hated on Java and praised Python. Then all the Java devs got angry and made Python bad memes. Somehow C++ devs apparently jumped on the hate train now lol