The Ultimate Programming Language Showdown: C++ vs C# vs Java vs Python

[DiegoRafael-zb]

so realistic that he was the last to sing. hahaha

[Moshzyc]

He should sing this in slow motion if he's a python.

[Yorshik]

c#: Console.Write("Hello World");
python: print("hello world")
js: console.log("hello world")

[SighDontWantAHandle]

They forgot the 300 extra operations overhead for using an interpreted language. He should be singing at 0.75x playback.

[Bqmivqkcwxwvw]

I like how most "python is the least verbose language" examples are literally just a hello world

[Kinoe_M]

C#: Console.WriteLine("Hello world!");

For those who are wandering, you can write C# like this. Just nobody does this.

[mounaelle]

Btw now in c# you can write juste Console.Write(""); and it will work

[josda]

C# doesn't require the boilerplate anymore since the top-level statements feature came out. It's now a one-liner to write Hello, World! Because that using statement was also unnecessary.

[DangerUsDev]

I prefer c# or c++ for performance.
edit: "Guys stop debating over languages if all languages have their own advantages and use cases"

[RioMC]

in c++ you can just use "using namespace std" so you don't have to write std::cout and std::endl, just type cout and endl

[DataPastor]

This is unfair. The correct Python equivalent is:

if ___name___ == __main__:
print(“Hello World!”)

[АртурЛюбимов-йо]

The correct python equivalent is:

def main(*args, **kwargs):
print("Hello World")

if ___name___ == "__main__":
main()

p.s: I have corrected `if __name__` construction. Thanks to comments

[Robotonlinehue]

Python for statistics and graphs: good
Python for anything else: snail

[KeeperOfTheGate]

This is the clip I got directly following one that showed me how fast C++ and Python can each count to 1 billion incrementally. Python was 2 minutes. C was 2 seconds

[PikachuGD]

I use C# and C++ because i like making games (oh i forgot my python)

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[tolrex]

I thought the same thing when I learned Python and then switched to Java and C++ back in school. But after learning object-oriented programming, Java and C++ (especially Java) started to make sense and became clearer for me. So, now I personally prefer Java or C++ over Python.

[Crossy_Road_Master]

In python, heres how to do something way more cool. The code:

>>> import turtle

>>> turtle.Screen()

>>> turtle.bgcolor(‘black’)

>>> turtle.pencolor(‘White’)

>>> turtle.pensize(5)

>>> turtle.circle(100)

[Kamal-fvg]

Ruby:

puts "Hello, World!"

[Беркут-мо]

well, this is the most necessary task in programming languages, print "Hello world"

[x-_-_-Drayz]

Personnaly I love python. It's easy to understand, quite easy to debug, well documented. Lot of libraries and things that you can use and not have to code ourself. So yeah, it's kinda slow compare to other languages. But I don't have any cases where it was an issue. It depends on what you need to develop.