Why We Choose Python
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Why We Choose Python
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#2The Python community allied with the good programming habits (aka PEP 8) really does the difference.
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#3> Python is robust
This paragraph does not feature a word about robustness. There are mentions of speed and scalability and some sort of benchmark showing a case where Python is faster than Ruby or PHP. Conclusion: "It's also very fast".
The rest is less terrible but does not mention any of Python's shortcomings.
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#4[Disclaimer: I love Python and if anything, it's more popular than TIOBE indicates. This comment expresses an opinion about TIOBE, not Python]
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#5Please don't use the TIOBE index as a measure of language popularity. It's trash. [Disclaimer: I love Python and if anything, it's more popular than TIOBE indicates. This comment expresses an opinion about TIOBE, not Python]
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#7And one of the best features of Python: The community The Python community allied with the good programming habits (aka PEP 8) really does the difference.
Even better I can look at someone else's code and if they've bothered to follow PEP 8 I am straight in, understanding the code and not their formatting. It removed a cognitive load that in C++ just kills me.
It's bloody great.
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#9I thought that Google was migrating to more towards complied languages, (C++, Java, Go), and away from Python?
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#10I thought that Google was migrating to more towards complied languages, (C++, Java, Go), and away from Python?