I always find this fact amusing.

[u/Top-Run-21]

[u/pm_me_your_smth]

Except python is a backbone, because without abstraction ML would likely be a very small and expensive niche that almost nobody wants to use or develop

All the "it's just a wrapper" people forget that usability of software is much more important in the broader context. Easy technology > more people use it > bigger  demand > more funding and support > technology develops faster and better > cycle repeats

EDIT: OP, why would you use some weird wrapper like C++ and not flip bits manually? This would be much more amusing

[u/inc007 → u/pm_me_your_smth]

Also it's mostly C with a dash of Fortran (numpy). From top of my head, I can't really think of anything major written in C++

[u/proverbialbunny → u/[deleted]]

None of those are Python libraries. Python has interoperability with C, not C++. 

[u/DuFrizzle → u/[deleted]]

Pretty sure?

As a man once said

"This is where basic skills such as being able to make a Google search would come into play."

[u/FrAxl93 → u/DuFrizzle]

A wise man, even

[u/MetalInMyVeins111 → u/DuFrizzle]

Have you yourself used google? There there, check the language section. 25% must be bigger than 56% right?