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minus-squarePsilves1@programming.devlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up0·1 year agoI very much disagree. In Python almost everything is abstracted away from you and it’s dynamically and weakly typed. It’s also interpreted. Compare that to C which is literally one step above assembly, strongly and statically typed, as well as compiled. They’ve got completely different use cases and have almost no overlap imo.
minus-squaretheherk@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·1 year agoAgree except Python is strongly typed.
minus-squareTerrorBite :veripawed3:@meow.sociallinkfedilinkarrow-up0·1 year agoIn what way? Python has type hinting, but it’s purely for linting and is not enforced at runtime. Python has always had dynamic duck typing. @theherk @programming
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I very much disagree. In Python almost everything is abstracted away from you and it’s dynamically and weakly typed. It’s also interpreted.
Compare that to C which is literally one step above assembly, strongly and statically typed, as well as compiled.
They’ve got completely different use cases and have almost no overlap imo.
Agree except Python is strongly typed.
In what way? Python has type hinting, but it’s purely for linting and is not enforced at runtime. Python has always had dynamic duck typing.
@theherk @programming
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