Python vs C# vs Java. Learn the differences and similarities of these languages

In this video, we explore the various surface level and under the hood differences between Python (CPython), C# (.Net), and Java. All three are general purpose languages, but there are differences that appeal to different programmers as well as which is better suited to a particular task.
If you are looking for a quick comparison, take a look at this video!

[cuatro]

Most of my job is automating data manipulation, so Python is my go-to. But if it isn't the best tool for the job, I'll switch to C# or Java. These are tools. Some devs act like you attack their religion if you say one language is better at one thing than another.

[dmytroshchotkin]

Thanks a lot for the explanation! Very useful and clear.

[christopheracevedo]

New subscriber. I’m about to start career change from teaching to software engineering. The software engineer program at my university offers two pathways, Java or C#. Which one would you suggest for marketability and job security?

[mr_don_key]

c# now has var you can use with variables, it's will auto guess the type and sets it.
e.g. var bla, and later bla receive a string, it will assign the type string to bla

[Terracotta-warriors_Sea]

I thought Python got compiled to byte code and ran on PVM like Java on PVM

[akin]

I like Python and C# (through .Net Framework or .Net Core). C# is great for mid-size business and ok for large business. Python is great for small business, ML, and scripts.

Java is a little bit better for 24/7 large business, 2nd best choice for ML, and is slightly faster than C#. It also pays more than the average C# programmer.

[lucgagnon]

As a casual C# user, pyton seems horrible. OMG

[bethshebaovercame]

With AR/VR having the ability to take over our lives in the near future. C# can be used with Unity to create these apps that will take over out lives lol

[bahastn]

it seems Java never has a chance to be a mobile app, just remember Java is the native language for Android