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[guwilmy]

yes but python runs slower than my greatgrandmother in a pool of honey while cpp runs very fast one of the fastest modern languages

[proman]

C++ will shit the cotton candy faster than python

[Ce_Lazca]

Now time execution of a large for loop in python 😂

[psych]

#include <iostream>
#define HelloWorld printf

int main() {
std::string print;
print = "Hello World";

HelloWorld(print);
return 0;
}

[reversiveark]

i think python lose the velocity of coding in execution time lmao, c++ high performance language

[azharuddin]

Python is faster to write but C++ is faster to execute

[purpletom_yt]

Here is the corrected syntax. Of course there are many’s ways to print hello world in C++

#include <iostream>

int main() {
std::cout << “Hello world\n”;
return 0;
}

Also I know I put an \n not std::endl. The reason for that is because the stream will get flushed upon termination anyway

[hackerhacker-mswy]

#includeinstream> is not a known directive, did you mean #include <iostream>

you don't need line 2 at all and it ends with ; not : just replace cout with std::cout

the main function has no closing curly brackets

end does not exist, did you mean endl; which you also dont need

how did you fuck up a copy paste?

[xxfreedomxx]

And the python takes much longer to run

[in]

#include<iostream>
Using namespace std;
Int main(){

Cout<<"Hello world"<<endl;

Return 0;
}
Thank me later

[ZRD]

2nd line is useless and instead of using cout you can use printf