Python v.s. c++

[xiaobin yang]

Hi, if i am already skillful with c++. Is it useful to learn python? thanks!

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Re: Python v.s. c++

xiaobin yang wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi, if i am already skillful with c++. Is it useful to learn python? thanks![/color]

Does skillful mean you can do anything with ease and quick enough for
you and your clients ? Are your results bug free and easy to maintain ?
If the answer to all this is yes then probably not. If the answer to any
of this is no then the answer is *yes*; in which case many c++
programmers might disagree that you are skillful enough ;-)

Joking aside, you will love python and is well worth it since you can
still use your c++ skills. Actually I wished I was skillful in c++, then
I wouldn't be so lost when interfacing to windows shite.


Huy

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Re: Python v.s. c++

xiaobin yang wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi, if i am already skillful with c++. Is it useful to learn python? thanks![/color]

Does skillful mean you can do anything with ease and quick enough for
you and your clients ? Are your results bug free and easy to maintain ?
If the answer to all this is yes then probably not. If the answer to any
of this is no then the answer is *yes*; in which case many c++
programmers might disagree that you are skillful enough ;-)

Joking aside, you will love python and is well worth it since you can
still use your c++ skills. Actually I wished I was skillful in c++, then
I wouldn't be so lost when interfacing to windows shite.


Huy

[Courageous]

Re: Python v.s. c++

[color=blue]
>Joking aside, you will love python and is well worth it since you can
>still use your c++ skills.[/color]

<quote-of-the-day-mode>

If a program is fine art, Python is my medium, upon which I paint my
imagination, without any thought of the canvas before me.

</qotdm>

C//

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Re: Python v.s. c++


xiaobin yang wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi, if i am already skillful with c++. Is it useful to learn[/color]
python? thanks!



Defenitly , It is much easier to convert an idea to a living model
easily in python and with out much effort . You can always mix things
with C++ and python ( for optimization or whatever)with swig somewhat
mature now to make things easier .
look at this once you have your feet in python

https://www.swig.org

[bruno modulix]

Re: Python v.s. c++

xiaobin yang wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi, if i am already skillful with c++. Is it useful to learn python? thanks![/color]

Q : If I'm already skillfull with driving a big truck, is it useful to
learn driving a motorcycle?

(tip : Have you ever tried driving a big truck in a big city at rush
hour?-)

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