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The best language. | |||
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Luther Perkins: Well, Waylon, whatever you're lookin' for, I've already found. | Luther Perkins: Well, Waylon, whatever you're lookin' for, I've already found. | ||
== Types == | |||
* not the panacea their supporters claim they are | |||
* in particular, not being able to type exceptions is a design choice rooted entirely in fear | |||
* rarely actually catch bugs | |||
** although useful when refactoring, as you can chase errors in an ide | |||
* unit tests catch more bugs and add more value | |||
* potentially useful in documentation, although unclear if worth the maintenance burden | |||
== High performance == | |||
* numpy gets close to native speed | |||
* cython when you need to do something numpy doesn't support | |||
== Packaging == | |||
... | |||
[[Category:Programming]] | [[Category:Programming]] | ||
Revision as of 09:56, 29 January 2025
The best language.
Walk the Line (2005)
Waylon Jennings: How come you ain't ever tried this kind of pickin', Luther?
[Picks a song on his guitar]
Luther Perkins: Well, Waylon, whatever you're lookin' for, I've already found.
Types
- not the panacea their supporters claim they are
- in particular, not being able to type exceptions is a design choice rooted entirely in fear
- rarely actually catch bugs
- although useful when refactoring, as you can chase errors in an ide
- unit tests catch more bugs and add more value
- potentially useful in documentation, although unclear if worth the maintenance burden
High performance
- numpy gets close to native speed
- cython when you need to do something numpy doesn't support
Packaging
...
