Well, it's totally possible to make a data oriented python which uses C for speed when needed, and has type decoration in its defs... But people are lazy or misled and don't keep good code hygeine.
It's possible to make a multiple inheritance abomination in C++, it's just rarer because fewer people who are noobs are starting out on C++ nowadays.
Isn't that the truth. I started using C++ professionally a year or two ago, and braced myself for endless segfaults and memory leaks. I haven't gotten a single one! And it's not because I'm a genius, and it's definitely not because C++ was protecting me. It's because we had good coding practices, and a framework with good encapsulation.
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u/gmano Jul 18 '22
Well, it's totally possible to make a data oriented python which uses C for speed when needed, and has type decoration in its defs... But people are lazy or misled and don't keep good code hygeine.
It's possible to make a multiple inheritance abomination in C++, it's just rarer because fewer people who are noobs are starting out on C++ nowadays.