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@BarakaShuzuko really? how come?
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@hamolicious You learn a language because it holds a key to one of your problems. Languages are tools not board games.
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@BarakaShuzuko @BarakaShuzuko well part of the reason I was going to do c++ is because it is so much faster than python which was my biggest problem with python development
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@hamolicious Okay bro, I thought you wanted to learn it just for fun. Hope no offense taken?
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@BarakaShuzuko absolutely none, don't worry
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@C0D4 I've done (besides form python) some Processing and c# a long time ago, besides that, not much... c++ doesn't solve other problems other than my boredom and speed
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If you want to play with something speedier than Python but still used in a lot of places(some similar in terms of web development for example) I would recommend Go or cpp. I actually recommend learning new langs for fun, academic purposes can be fun :D if you want a cool challenge try Clojure as well
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@AleCx04 Thanks for the suggestions, ill have a look at those!
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@hamolicious try cython or use PyPy for speed improvement. You may also wanna consider freezing your python code. Learn how to do some operations efficiently on python.
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@Haxk20 Nah man, C is ancient. Rust all the way 😉
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@BarakaShuzuko possibly the worst advise ever given
So I got Python under the belt, been messing around with it for quite a while (2-3 years now :p) and I am bored of it now,
What is a pretty fun programing language that's somewhat challenging to get around?
I was planning on learning c++ next since it sounds like fun but please do suggest your favourites
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