addy's kicking in and I'm writing a long-form blog post about everything I hate about C and everything I love about python
I'm in trouble. you're all in danger.
Mostly harmless
- they
- pkmncards.com/
avatar/pfp: Alixesque
banner: Mermaid Elizabeth
• high school dropout (proud)
• professional computer toucher (remorseful)
• my organic brain was replaced with a NEC V810 when i was 8
• love and kindness 'til we die, baby
gif: @westfailia
You must log in to comment.
in reply to @nago-'s post:
is there any interesting or new insights in this? honestly probably not, but it'd probably come as news to all of my C-focused coworkers who are allergic to Python.
and I'm not saying one or the other is "better", "objectively", it's just that using Python for serious engineering work over the last 5 years has helped illustrate some of my specific pain points with C - and of course the opposite is also true, C teaches me about the pain points of python.
And then there's stuff BOTH languages do poorly, and that's a whole different rant.