Author Topic: Python Programming Language  (Read 1116 times)

Well, I have learned some simple things in Python, and was just wondering if it is as good as C++ and has all the same possibilities before I learn more.

It has all the possibilities. However, it has no compiller os itll run a bit slower.

I <3 Python

Does the fact that it doesn't have a compiller make the Python IDLE or whatever make it run slower, or the actual program you make? Also, could you show me a code of a program you made, if you've made any?

I don't have any code Ive made (Never made anything big or interesting)

And the no compiling makes thu IDLE very fun to use, as theres no compiling. The programs it makes are just slower.

Im learning C++ Right now and I cant remember much from python, sorry

I'm going to learn C++ later this year, can anyone like tell me how to start out on PHP by any chance?

What guide did you read?

I don't have any code Ive made (Never made anything big or interesting)

And the no compiling makes thu IDLE very fun to use, as theres no compiling. The programs it makes are just slower.
Im learning C++ Right now and I cant remember much from python, sorry

Are they noticably slower to the point where you don't like the program because it is slow? Also, should I just try to learn C++ instead of Python?

I'd try for a B-- at least.

You can make a good game with python and it won't be slow. If you want to make a 3d game with intensive effects, c++ might be better. You won't be able to make intense 3d games for awhile is my guess so python is alright to stick with. I prefer the style c++ has over python, but if trader sees this, his opinion will differ.

You can make a good game with python and it won't be slow. If you want to make a 3d game with intensive effects, c++ might be better. You won't be able to make intense 3d games for awhile is my guess so python is alright to stick with. I prefer the style c++ has over python, but if trader sees this, his opinion will differ.

ok, well I'll try C++, thanks.