It is official Python won
It is official Python won
Joshua Barnes
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David Perry
Fuck that Python and Java suck ass
John Bailey
good.
Gabriel Gomez
Python is good. I don't get why someone wouldn't like it.
Luis White
WHERES RUST
Jackson Myers
Won what?
What did python win, a chart where you have the highest number for python and then no reference.
Luis Ortiz
>did not read the bottom text
Charles Evans
>Fuck that Python and Java suck ass
Drills and screwdrivers suck ass. Wrenches are the way to go. And not that crescent bullshit. Socket Wrenches are the patrician's tool. Only plebs use screwdrivers, and drills are total boomer tier.
Leo Roberts
As it should, python has, for a long time, been the best language for higher level programming, stuff that actually solves problems and links people together. It's only now that you losers realize that it's not practical to write everything in C, and exposing such low level detail, such as memory management and pointers, presents more problems than it solves for anything other than is kernels.
Jordan Powell
i randomly use python all the time, stuff like anaconda is god tier
Oliver Gray
There are people who aren't capable of accepting non-static strongly typed languages because they need the compiler to tell them about their mistakes instead of deliberately designing and testing their code.
Oliver Watson
There's also a bunch of boomers who don't understand the concept of virtualenvs, or who work in CS departments that don't teach their kids about virtualenvs, and are always perplexed when the global packages stop working when they stupidly upgrade them all constantly.
Levi King
I love non-static strongly typed languages and I fucking hate Python.
Liam Jackson
which one do you prefer? :^)
Kevin Gutierrez
Levi Morris
Java is the Allen bolt: only still used because of ubiquity, despite being demonstrably inferior to the Torx bolt.
Cooper Ross
not him, but Ruby
Asher Flores
>Go
the day of the gopher draws near
Gabriel Bennett
i hope we've passed peak Go, what a turd
Jace Young
what is actually better about Ruby? They both suffer from GIL but Python actually has an amazing library.
Jacob Mitchell
>Ruby
Colton Campbell
As purely a matter of opinion: the syntax is first-rate (method chaining, blocks, etc.), the standard library is very rich (see the breadth of the array, hash, and string instance methods), and RVM and Gemfiles are a cleaner and more coherent way of dealing with versions and dependencies than virtualenv/venv/pyenv/Poetry/whateverthenewthingisnow. On the other hand, the set of available Python modules dwarfs Ruby's gems and the momentum is clearly behind Python. It'd be hard to justify using Ruby for a lot of projects these days, sadly; Python won that battle.
Joseph Stewart
Ruby is just unpopular, unpythonic Python.
Blake Foster
>R is more popular than JavaScript.
I'm sceptical.
Caleb Gomez
It gets fifth place when you sort as "trending", jobs" (for which R is fucking twelfth) and virtually every other filter in the IEEE spectrup page.
The top 4 is immutable btw.