Re: Hi, Python v.s. C++, which is better?
From: Mike Wahler (mkwahler_at_mkwahler.net)
Date: 02/10/05
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Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 20:31:37 GMT
"Xiaobin Yang" <xiaobin@brandeis.edu> wrote in message
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> I used to program in c++. But my supervisor suggests me to use python.
Well, I recommend doing what you're paid to do.
> But, in python, there is no variable definition, codes seem loose. I don't
> feel much control on programming in python.
Do you control the choice of tools you use? If you
do, I recommend using those which you've determined
are best for the job at hand, and feel you're
competent with. I think one of the biggest errors
made by some programmers (and especially managers)
is trying to select a single tool for all tasks.
> Does any of you guys make comparison between these 2 language?
Some of us probably do, but not here. Here (comp.lang.c++),
the 'best' language is always C++, because here, it's the
*only* language.
>which is
> better? I mean, accuracy and maneuveraility.
Evaluate each in light of your own circumstances. If you
want to discuss language comparisons on Usenet, find
newsgroup(s) where such discussions are topical.
-Mike
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