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Which programming language is easier to learn Python or C ++?

I often hear "Python is lightweight, easier to code in, easier to understand, etc.", but I personally thought that the language itself was a little more complicated. After C++, I felt uncomfortable looking through the sources. Maybe the situation here is similar to the assembler, "The assembler itself is simple, but it is difficult to code in it." "Python is complex, but easy to code in"? ; / ???

7th Apr 2021, 4:54 PM
Ом8рчо7сощччош
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Python is getting more hype these days only because of the use of english words as syntax which makes it easier to understand and also it is much more versatile (it is used in front end as well! And mainly data analysis and ml) C++ on the other hand is a very fast one (it gives output faster than python as python has to check for errors and output all at once but c++ breaks the process by using compiler). I don't know much about c++, it is used in games too ig. According to me learning any one of them will make it easier to learn the other one as there's no harm in learning (or just having a general knowledge of) more than 1 language. For me python is complex and c++ is complicated
7th Apr 2021, 6:48 PM
Namit Jain
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Python is easy to learn and easy to put in practice when compared to C++ which becomes harder as we advance through its features. Another advantage of Python is its libraries that allow us to write any functionality especially data analysis and machine learning. So popularity-wise Python scores over C++.
7th Apr 2021, 4:57 PM
Kǟrɨsɦmǟ ❥
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11th Apr 2021, 10:51 AM
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