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What is difference between python and c ++
I am new to c++
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Python is an interpreted language that requires no compilation and runs slower on computers while C++ is a compiled language that runs fast on several computers.
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First go and start to learn them then you will get your answer.
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The only similarity is that they both are programming languages so they sare a bit of same traits. Rest everything is different.
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Syntax is one difference. Python is newer but used more widely than C++. Python has many more libraries than C++.
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blackwinter lol.
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Peter Koinange your links are not relevant to the question.
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syntax
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Python is a general purpose and one of the high-level programming languages. A variable can be used directly without its declaration while writing code in python. ... C++ is also called an intermediate-level programming language as it is developed using both low-level and high-level language features.
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Experience in the field really helps alot, learn the languages and this will help you figure it out...
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I don't think so.
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I would suggest going through this article:
https://www.educba.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-vs-c-plus-plus/
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You have to get used to semicolons, braces, type declaration and pointers and more.
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Lol they are two diiferent languages 😃
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Adding to other answers, c++ is a strongly typed programming language.
While python is loosely-typed programming language.
In strongly typed language variable should be given a datatype first and while on the otherhand loosly dont need datatype while declaring.
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C++ is somehow more complicated than python, I am learning c++ as a beginner, I have a little knowledge about python but I think it is easier.
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It is basically the difference between English and Japanese. There is different syntax in C++. In C++, you have to say what the data type is when creating a basic variable. In Python, you don’t have to say the data type. Python just knows what the data type is by the value you give it.
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Can we update c++ programming?