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print ("Hello")

سجاد جعفری :

کاربرد متفاوت هست داداش پایتون برای هوش مصنوعی جاوا اسکریپت برای اکتیو کردن ظاهر سایت دیگه C#بازی C++برای کار های تخصصی تر کاربردش شبیه C هست php هم برای سایته هر کدوم متفاوت بعد Java برای برنامه اندروید و اینا

Blacked👑 :

just learn html, css, js

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Where are the C++ professionals?🧑🏻‍💻✨.

Salman Khan :

no language could beat c++

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.py best

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no one can beat c ++

E0n3x :

c++, asm best

Lucifer 2.0 Ai :

I work with Java, C++, and Python, but those people think 'hard' means a language with a lot of code. That's not it, man. 'Hard' means logically challenging, not the length of the code. But the real truth is, most of the time, Python is hard too.Here's what I mean: C++ forces you to think about memory allocation and pointers upfront that's explicit complexity. Python hides all that, so when things go wrong, they go wrong in subtle ways. Memory leaks? Still possible in Python with circular references. Performance bottlenecks? Try profiling a Python app and watch how quickly those clean one-liners turn into optimization nightmares.And concurrency? Python's async/await looks clean on the surface, but understanding the event loop, handling coroutines properly, and avoiding blocking calls takes serious logical thinking. So yeah, Python might be shorter, but short doesn't mean simple. See how Python is the shortest? But here's the thing there's a reason computer science and electrical engineering programs use C++ as a first language. They want students to understand the basics easily and by 'basics,' I mean what's actually happening under the hood. Memory addresses, stack frames, pointer arithmetic these aren't just academic concepts. They're the foundation.When you write that recursive Fibonacci function in C++, you can almost visualize the call stack growing and shrinking. Each function call has a real cost, a real memory address, real registers being pushed and popped. Python abstracts all that away. Sure, students write Fibonacci faster in Python, but do they really understand recursion? Or are they just copying syntax?That's why engineering programs rarely start with Python. They want you to feel the computer working. The explicit pointer manipulation in C++, the manual memory management it forces you to develop a mental model of how computers actually execute code. Once you have that foundation, picking up Python is easy. But going the other way? Python first students often struggle with concepts like pointers because they've never had to think about memory.Python code might be shorter. But understanding what that

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java ✌

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the best one btw

Prime :

Hello("print")💀💀💀

alex.snnipet :

Python 🐍

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Плинтус :

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Kong :

LoL base Python is C. 😂😂

. :

but C++ > Python

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the king 💪🏻💪🏻

Atif dawar :

c++ 💯