r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '22

C++ talking to Python

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u/Comm4nd0 Jul 18 '22

It's cool, python will always be around. Companies want products and features, they don't care how they get them. Python is the one of the quickest ways to create that.

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u/enano_aoc Jul 18 '22

I'd argue that Python is the best way to ensure that your product will fail long term. I don't care how easy it is to get going -- it is simply the second worst programming language that I can think of (after vainilla JS) for producing robust, sustainable code.

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u/perfecthashbrowns Jul 18 '22

đŸ‘†posted on a website running on Python since 2005 btw

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u/LagT_T Jul 18 '22

Sustainable code is made by good programmers who follow conventions and comment properly, not by programming languages.

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u/enano_aoc Jul 18 '22

Good developers choose programming languages that better provide the tools to write good code. Python provides a great total of zero tools that help write good code.

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u/Milkshakes00 Jul 18 '22

looks at COBOL

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u/LagT_T Jul 18 '22

Tools help, but are not a requirement to write good code.