R vs Python | Best Programming Language for Data Science and Analysis | Edureka

Following topics are covered in the video:
1:30 Various Aspects of Comparison
1:40 Speed
1:56 Legacy
2:13 Code
2:28 Databases
2:45 Practical Agility
3:10 Trends
3:31 Salary
4:25 Syntax

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[cfa]

I am going to learn both R and python for Data Science.

[mabelzabala]

The enginners loves python and the statisticians loves R

[AlokPratapSingh]

"R" is preferred by statisticians, made by statisticians for statisticians. while "Python" is for programmers.

[alyibrahimelsayed]

I use both, While I see R closer to my nature of thinking, R Studio is indispensable
thanks for the nice comparison

[rayvit]

Don’t have equal amount of time working with both, but I like rstudio than jupyter

[hasnakhan]

Biologists love R. Data viz is huge for us, especially conference posters.

[krishnar]

Those who come from Statistics background will choose R programming and those who come from Computer science background will choose Python. For me coming for both background R programming is best for Data Analysis. Due to an increase of popularity for python for its simplicity, Beginners are starting with Python. But at the moment R is the best for Data Analysis. Doesn't mean Python is bad it's almost as good as R

[outofbluepills]

There are WAY more statistics, econometrics, etc books out there in 2018 for R than there are for Python. Seems like if you're learning the math, not just the programming, that's a big point in favor of R.

[kharthigeyan]

I use R, since ggplot is intuitive for graphics.

[freq-of-nature]

Its a TRAP! just get the latest R studio IDE and you can run R and python side by side pretty smoothly, it even has a dedicated environment for python data and objects and python script pages. That way you don't have to touch python directly. Always use protection in the form of R!!

[wat]

If your background is in math and stat, R will be a better choice to start. But python's flexibility in web scrapping and more mature machine learning, is another thing to consider.

[VENKATARAVIKUMARGRavi]

Both languages are useful in data science.

[MewCat]

You need both. They do very different things.

[shreyruhela]

i love python for its simplicity but i m gonna learn R for better knowledge

[RohitRaj-bxct]

I like your videos, please make such videos always to solve such confusion. you guys are really great.
please tell one thing...
If we have 20 lakhs sample, then which language will be more preferable R or python?
since R works on RAM, how much RAM is required to process such huge data sample?
In case RAM is creating any problem then should i shift to Python or not?
please reply.

[darylboltz]

Very good comparison. Made it clear which is better for my needs.

[factChecker]

This is comparing a specialized language, R, with a general-purpose language, Python. IMHO, Python is oversold as a scripting language. I have converted professionally written Python scripts to Perl and ended up with MUCH simpler scripts.

[arjunpukale]

I have learnt basics of python and now i want to learn machine learning. Plz guide me how to start off with it step by step

[shashidharr]

👍👍👍👌 i understand, nice compare, thank you ❤
In R reduce the number of line when compare to python

[cantkeepitin]

R is great, but Never Ever use Anything where YOU do not have the source code.