Played around with programming in different languages over the years. Trying to unlearn old habits while keeping those worth keeping. Doing algorithms contests, bronze medal from IOI.
Yes, there are definitely websites I've done in python I wish I'd done in e.g. Java, but the purpose of this post was problems with JavaScript. Java and C# don't have dynamic typing, for instance, meaning JavaScript has something they don't. Personally I prefer static typing, but among the languages that don't have it, I prefer python.
Played around with programming in different languages over the years. Trying to unlearn old habits while keeping those worth keeping. Doing algorithms contests, bronze medal from IOI.
Ok sorry, I didn't know. I wouldn't want to use it even if it does. You can pass Objects around in java as well, I suppose. C# and Java sort of have functions as first class citizens as well, now. Java streams can almost do all the python list magic as well. Basically, I conclude with preferring Java, C#, and Python, since they all do what JavaScript do, just without undefined
A lot of option in java and c# also. Please do not concentrate at Python.
Yes, there are definitely websites I've done in python I wish I'd done in e.g. Java, but the purpose of this post was problems with JavaScript. Java and C# don't have dynamic typing, for instance, meaning JavaScript has something they don't. Personally I prefer static typing, but among the languages that don't have it, I prefer python.
C# HAS dynamic typing.
Ok sorry, I didn't know. I wouldn't want to use it even if it does. You can pass Objects around in java as well, I suppose. C# and Java sort of have functions as first class citizens as well, now. Java streams can almost do all the python list magic as well. Basically, I conclude with preferring Java, C#, and Python, since they all do what JavaScript do, just without undefined
For me personally: typescript > python > javascript