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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ItsPuspendu • 2d ago
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There is no such thing as switching from C++ to python or vice versa, they are orthogonal tools
-9 u/El_Lasagno 2d ago I learned C++, had to do python for a project. C++ gives me errors. Python will give me an answer. I learned to be very very cautious. 8 u/frogjg2003 2d ago If C++ is giving you errors, the equivalent python code will as well. It might be easier to write code that compiles on python than C++, but that doesn't mean bad syntax doesn't exist in it.
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I learned C++, had to do python for a project. C++ gives me errors. Python will give me an answer. I learned to be very very cautious.
8 u/frogjg2003 2d ago If C++ is giving you errors, the equivalent python code will as well. It might be easier to write code that compiles on python than C++, but that doesn't mean bad syntax doesn't exist in it.
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If C++ is giving you errors, the equivalent python code will as well. It might be easier to write code that compiles on python than C++, but that doesn't mean bad syntax doesn't exist in it.
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u/LucyShortForLucas 2d ago edited 2d ago
There is no such thing as switching from C++ to python or vice versa, they are orthogonal tools