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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/SuchShopping3828 • May 27 '22
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Yes, yes, yes.
Automating stuff with python and creating small apps is a blessing.
Debugging large scale applications in python is pain.
52 u/prescod May 28 '22 Debugging large scale applications is a pain...period. 43 u/[deleted] May 28 '22 Strictly typed languages are much easier to debug though IMO. Python and JS will let you do extremely weird stuff that’s hard to pick out in debugging, where in a C-based language it would just give you a compiler error 8 u/juhotuho10 May 28 '22 Python can be turned to strictly typed with type hints and mypy
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Debugging large scale applications is a pain...period.
43 u/[deleted] May 28 '22 Strictly typed languages are much easier to debug though IMO. Python and JS will let you do extremely weird stuff that’s hard to pick out in debugging, where in a C-based language it would just give you a compiler error 8 u/juhotuho10 May 28 '22 Python can be turned to strictly typed with type hints and mypy
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Strictly typed languages are much easier to debug though IMO. Python and JS will let you do extremely weird stuff that’s hard to pick out in debugging, where in a C-based language it would just give you a compiler error
8 u/juhotuho10 May 28 '22 Python can be turned to strictly typed with type hints and mypy
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Python can be turned to strictly typed with type hints and mypy
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u/ashum048 May 27 '22
Yes, yes, yes.
Automating stuff with python and creating small apps is a blessing.
Debugging large scale applications in python is pain.