Which language has a better future- Python3 or C++

Answer 1

Both. They are best suited for different types of applications.

Answer 2

Perhaps python
Python want its language to be like Machine learning

Answer 3

python!

Answer 4

Python is use a lot to implement AI and autonomous learning algorithms, but is increasingly being used as a general purpose implementation language. in a recent pot by Stack Overflow [a sites dedicated to answering programming and development questions] it was pointed out that python is the most asked after language in the wealthy countries of the world. Though C and C++ began life as general implementation languages, developments in the underlying technology of interpreted languages such as Java and Python means that in certain circumstances the execution speed can be comparable to compiled languages like c and c++. Interpreted languages rely on a virtual machine to run the code where as compiled languages are compile to code that can be directly executed by the processor. This makes them less portable, but in applications such as embedded systems more useful as they create smaller faster applications when written well. There is however a third step used by interpreted languages call byte code where the high level language [java, Python, etc] is compiled into the machine language equivalent of the virtual machine making the translation process unnecessary, and the execution a lot faster. Roughly seeking c and c++ are used a lot in development for embedded systems where algorithm implementation needs to take advantage of architecture specific shortcuts as they are able to access hardware more readily than interpreted languages. The simple answer is that a development language is a tool, and like any tool you chose the right one for the job!

https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/09/06/incredible-growth-python/