heh! so glad I intentionally avoided C++ from the get-go. C when I want to blow some fingers off quickly, python when I want to stroll down a country lane picking flowers. there is no in-between ;-)
C++ is nicer to use than C, and with currently preferred style it’s safer, though not safe in the way Python is.
You might also try Go and Ada. I confess to not having clear understanding of how Rust beats Ada or vice versa. There are very few people really knowledgeable about both, who have addressed this afaik. I can say coding in Ada feels clanky but very solid. Idk yet about Rust.
heh! so glad I intentionally avoided C++ from the get-go. C when I want to blow some fingers off quickly, python when I want to stroll down a country lane picking flowers. there is no in-between ;-)
C++ is nicer to use than C, and with currently preferred style it’s safer, though not safe in the way Python is.
You might also try Go and Ada. I confess to not having clear understanding of how Rust beats Ada or vice versa. There are very few people really knowledgeable about both, who have addressed this afaik. I can say coding in Ada feels clanky but very solid. Idk yet about Rust.
Coding is rust is amazing. It feels so right
Why not choose rust instead of C, then you can trivially write python bindings directly to your rust https://pyo3.rs/v0.21.0-beta.0