>>24904684 Ditch the phone first desu. Is "A" + "B" really that much easier than strcat(a, b)?

>>24904820 >strcat(a, b)? I have no idea what this means but yes python is so much easier to learn

I still have problems writing hello world program. Maybe i should try writing it every time i wake up

Yes, it is. t. coding in both for a living

Nobody uses C in 2024. You can do the same in C++.

>>24904820 >strcat(a, b) That doesn't do the same and yes, the C string library, actually most of the stdlib, is terribly designed and a pain to use.

#include <stdio.h> int main() } printf("Hello, World!"); return:0; { // how did i fuck this nigger shit up this time? Lets see

#include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("Hello, World!"); return 0; }

>>24904856 I use it

>>24904871 Careful or the garlic will come and tell you that you didn't check for errors on printf

>>24904874 Nobody checks for errors, but he forgot the newline.

>>24904878 damn. Fucking newline. I thought i didnt need it.

>>24904891 Python prints a newline automatically.

>>24904896 Python seems much easier. I understood the start perfectly

>>24904878 I don't understand how you replied to my joge post seriously

>>24904896 >>24904898 Nigger language for nigger brains

>>24904898 The problem with these "easy" languages is that you don't understand the complex things that are happening under the hood and end up writing broken software.

>>24904820 imho, the latter tells you about the types, which might be helpful, especially when working with variables

#include <stdio.h> int main{ printf("Hello, World!\n" return 0 }

>>24905436 Im such a fucking retard nigger gorilla

I encountered a "bug" in the Python standard library recently, @atexit.register doesn't work in child processes. >>24905436 print("Hello Bernd! :3") :knoblauchhunt:

Yes it's a good language, safe and well designed, but programming good and quality code is dificult sir

python is first language I learned, I hated other languages after that, because of how overcomplicated they felt, python has some cool stuff, for example everything is an object, so you can pass functions to other functions like an argument, or the list comprehensions

>>24905605 >pass functions to other functions like an argument You can do that in any non-toy language, including C.

>>24905542 Another Python thing that caught me off guard recently, bool is a subclass of int. >>> isinstance(True, int) True Kinda gay.

>>24905953 that's how i know you didn't write c/cxx

>'alice' * 5 didn't know that. would have done a loop

>>24905967 A more useful version of this is with lists: [1] * 5 Also addition: [1] + [1]

>>24905953 makes sense, they use the same word length