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Topic	ITT: Learning Python
SpiritSephiroth 08/02/21 10:53:02 PM #126:	1337toothbrush posted... Honestly, as dumb as JavaScript can be, I actually prefer it over Python. You can use for the web frontend (there is a way to do this with Python, but it's not feature complete and kinda cumbersome) and backend. JavaScript also runs faster than Python because so much work has been poured into optimizing the runtime. With ECMA6, it's not half-bad. Heck, you can use TypeScript to get type information. That reminds me. At what point should I move onto another code? I don't mean leaving python, but I mean looking into other programs like Javascript or C++? Do people spend years on one program before moving on or do they learn them side-by-side? --- https://imgur.com/spfW7gv https://imgur.com/EAuZ5LW https://imgur.com/ZzXmr8X <cite>SpiritSephiroth posted [p:956720720] in ITT: Learn... [t:79528580]...</cite> <quote>1337toothbrush posted... </cite> <quote>Honestly, as dumb as JavaScript can be, I actually prefer it over Python. You can use for the web frontend (there is a way to do this with Python, but it's not feature complete and kinda cumbersome) and backend. JavaScript also runs faster than Python because so much work has been poured into optimizing the runtime. With ECMA6, it's not half-bad. Heck, you can use TypeScript to get type information.</quote> That reminds me. At what point should I move onto another code? I don't mean leaving python, but I mean looking into other programs like Javascript or C++? Do people spend years on one program before moving on or do they learn them side-by-side? --- https://imgur.com/spfW7gv https://imgur.com/EAuZ5LW https://imgur.com/ZzXmr8X</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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