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it depends on the problems faced. R is highly dedicated thus narrow, but lots of stuff is readily available what saves time and reduces probability of errors. Python is a general purpose language with quantitative libraries - but may require much more coding. is somebody is a true FA and programs by necessity I'd recommend R. ultimately there's no one answer, it all depends on issues to solve
3rd May 2018, 8:24 PM
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