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Bruno Desthuilliers
Byung-Hee HWANG a écrit :
Not much - both are hi-level dynamic object oriented languages with some
functional aspects - and quite a lot (their respective object models are
totally different).
Also, Python, being somewhat older, has perhaps a better implementation,
more 3rd part librairies, and a greater (in size) community - but it
also suffers from cruft accumulated thru the years and a documentation
that's getting a bit messy (not that it's badly documented, but some
features are not necessarily covered in the official tutorial...)
The one that best fit your brain, I'd say - or the one that best fit
your project.
Not wrt/ learning English !-)
Hi there,
What is different between Ruby and Python?
Not much - both are hi-level dynamic object oriented languages with some
functional aspects - and quite a lot (their respective object models are
totally different).
Also, Python, being somewhat older, has perhaps a better implementation,
more 3rd part librairies, and a greater (in size) community - but it
also suffers from cruft accumulated thru the years and a documentation
that's getting a bit messy (not that it's badly documented, but some
features are not necessarily covered in the official tutorial...)
I am wondering what language
is really mine for work.
The one that best fit your brain, I'd say - or the one that best fit
your project.
Anyway I will really make decision today what I have to
study from now on. What I make the decision is more difficult than to
know why I have to learn English. Yeah I do not like to learn English
because it is just very painful..
Can you please give me some advice?
Not wrt/ learning English !-)