← Back to context Comment by fakedang 2 days ago Why not C++ though? Learning C++ before Python helped me retain a bias for good programming practices. 4 comments fakedang Reply Mond_ 2 days ago ...C++ teaches good programming practices? I thought it mainly teaches you how to be paranoid, and how to keep track of the bizarre interactions of 20 bespoke historical features. betaby 2 days ago One can say the same about Java, although less of the paranoid part. red_admiral 16 hours ago The moment you have to deal with checked exceptions in a pipeline of lambdas, you become paranoid about your own sanity. fakedang 2 days ago Certainly better than non-typed python.
Mond_ 2 days ago ...C++ teaches good programming practices? I thought it mainly teaches you how to be paranoid, and how to keep track of the bizarre interactions of 20 bespoke historical features. betaby 2 days ago One can say the same about Java, although less of the paranoid part. red_admiral 16 hours ago The moment you have to deal with checked exceptions in a pipeline of lambdas, you become paranoid about your own sanity. fakedang 2 days ago Certainly better than non-typed python.
betaby 2 days ago One can say the same about Java, although less of the paranoid part. red_admiral 16 hours ago The moment you have to deal with checked exceptions in a pipeline of lambdas, you become paranoid about your own sanity.
red_admiral 16 hours ago The moment you have to deal with checked exceptions in a pipeline of lambdas, you become paranoid about your own sanity.
...C++ teaches good programming practices? I thought it mainly teaches you how to be paranoid, and how to keep track of the bizarre interactions of 20 bespoke historical features.
One can say the same about Java, although less of the paranoid part.
The moment you have to deal with checked exceptions in a pipeline of lambdas, you become paranoid about your own sanity.
Certainly better than non-typed python.