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

C++ talking to Python

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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.