Comment by pjmlp

3 days ago

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Most "Python" applications are actually bindings to C, C++ and Fortran code doing the real work.

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SJC_Hacker  2 days ago

And it ... works?

Use C, C++ or Fortran for the heavy lifting, and Python for UI/business logic/non-high perf stuff for rapid app development.

  • seertaak  1 day ago

    > And it ... works?

    It gets the job done, but the existence of Cython, Numba, Pythran, PyPy and many, many, others are indication that this isn't a global optimum.