TheGeekSquadron
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What are your opinions on this highly controversial matter. I for one like Dynamic Languages for their speed, but recognise that they aren't THAT useful outside of the Scripting Environment.
I like Static Languages, as they are easier to compile down to executables, but don't like the far 'longer' syntaxes to do the same things.
I know that .py and Python in general is massively supported in Linux, so I can actually publish Linux Python applications without compatibility worries (Python is natively supported in all major, if not all altogether Linux Distributions).
I like Static Languages, as they are easier to compile down to executables, but don't like the far 'longer' syntaxes to do the same things.
I know that .py and Python in general is massively supported in Linux, so I can actually publish Linux Python applications without compatibility worries (Python is natively supported in all major, if not all altogether Linux Distributions).